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Can someone legitimately explain Ethereum to me in terms of it being viable in the future.

I have very serious problems with comprehending how any CFO/CSO who doesn't have brain damage or is otherwise willfully trying to have the board fire him is going to ever to trust millions of dollars of company money onto a platform that has already had massive security problems resulting in $150,000,000 loses and the entire forking of the blockchain over it.

Like how can the coin ever function as a real world platform/currency if big corporations or anyone who does best practices/due diligence won't touch it with a 10 foot pole?

I don't think the fact that it has a huge market share while we're in this bubble means anything long term as you aren't going to be able to build a viable currency off of white college students gambling with their beer money and Chinese speculative miners.

I sold too soon :( oh well

I hope you don't get too greedy

Hello,
I've owned equity funds since my birth pretty much (parents put some money in two different ones in my name) and now I've started to liquidate the funds partially and move the money into crypto.

I've got to pay the capital gains tax (30% here in Finland). My question is however, doesn't the tax change since I've owned the fund over 10 years? Does that sound reasonable? I've heard somewhere about a long term tax but I couldn't really find anything on the Finnish tax agency's pages.

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