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From the moment I wake up to pretty much the moment I go to sleep for me. some wagecucking in between. all day I'm pretty much reading about the latest in crypto, fucking w ETH shit, watching videos or at least thinking about it. I assume I've spent an average of 8-12 hours everyday for the past 3 years doing shit w crypto. portfolio is BTC and ETH

ACCORDING TO MY REPORT HERE YOU ARE FUCKING BASED AND SCHIZOPILLED.

>YOU ARE GOING TO FUCKING MAKE IT ANON

i can't afford this

Has anyone become a juror on Kleros? Is it pretty legit? I was thinking about doing it, but I don't want to bother if it is bullshit. Are you making any good stake rewards?

i can't afford this

i can't afford this

i can't afford this.

>>24032345
Bought last night. Time for moneys

>>24027967
Poor man's BTC

I can't afford this.

Unfortunately, I live in a Socialist hellhole (EU member state) where crypto gains are taxed over 50%, so I want to know if there are any ways to legally avoid having to pay taxes, or at least minimize the % I have to pay?

I've heard something about Portugal being tax free on cryptos, but how does that "trick" work? And will I be able to take the money back with me to my home country again?

Can anyone enlighten me on this? And are there other ways to maybe do it than the Portugal method?

Cryptocurrency.

Can you guess what it stands for?

>>23842426
Not looking good, anon. Not looking good. You better go loot some Pakis and load up your bags before we moon. Else you won't make it.

It appears the markets thrive on chaos and uncertainty.

>>23695673
do tell us anon what's "it"?

>>23622240
we're all in this together

>>23371459
Funny, I'm bullish on GME (even long-term) and that still comes off to me as if it were written by morons or bullshitters. Pretty much a lot of words saying very little. Granted, it is complicated to explain to people why GME isn't a bad pick.

>>23290493
Meh, based on yesterday, volume won't drop off for another 2-2.5hrs. Lunch time isn't even over yet, but yeah I get it.

>houses are more desirable
>but apartments cost more proportionate to size

What is this jew bullshit?

>>23285056
Yeah, the benefits are additive.

So for example ETH 2 might do 1000-3000 tps alone.

With L2 it could do 100,000-300,000 tps.

For the record, with L2 full adoption ETH 1 should be able to do 1500-4500 tps

Plus you can run computation on the L2 rather than just having data. ETH 2 is considering running predominately data-only shards to avoid the complexity/risk etc and just focus on being very good at the one thing.

>>23286139
Definitely ignore this low-information cripple bag-holder (or better yet DYOR and find this out for yourself).

>>23281982
How did you manage to buy every single top?!

You could provide a killer paid trading service if you just went through your honest buying opinions and have all your members do the exact opposite.

So AAPL is gonna crash TQQQ tomorrow when they announce their usual "it's the new iphone" iphone right? time to go in on TQQQ?