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> your cunt
> your income/capital gainz bracket

1- Columbia
2- 35%, this shit is insane.

>>5170441
NYSE’s total market cap is 18.5 fucking trillion and it represents only 27% of the global stock markets. 3 trillion for crypto, which is traded worldwide, is not a stock market (it has the potential of disrupting the current stock markets as companies can tokenize instead of issuing shares tho), will disrupt the derivatives, forex and commodities markets. You really think it is unrealistic to say that crypto won’t even reach a time least 8.5 trillion (market cap of the dot com bubble at its peak - 10 trillion+ when adjusted for inflation? Bro, if you can’t see what is to come in the next years- decades you’re literally beyond help

How are you supposed to report your taxes on crypto gains?

>>4716980

>>4703189
Monero uses a diffie-hellman exchange to excahnge secret keys when sending. The sender generates a random number for every key generated, therefore every key used to send is only used once. The receiver checks every incoming transaction with his own key until he finds the one that was meant for him. This provides unlinkability; no one can know that that transaction was meant for the receiver except for the sender.

Monero uses a one-time ring signature scheme. This means that a group of public keys are used to sign a received transaction, not just one public key. This has the benefit of not knowing which one out of the set of public keys used to sign the transaction had sent it. That means the receiver can not pinpoint the address of the sender. The way they prevent double spending while anonymizing the sender is very interesting, I recommend you look at the math in the white-paper.

Monero auto-forks ever 6 months with updates to the blockchain. This prevents drama like we've seen with bitcoin.

(correct me if I misunderstood some things)

only listen to the names.