/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10348322
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Account_Tax_Compliance_Act
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asset_forfeiture

maybe they're amazed because property rights are given on a discretionary basis and the legacy system is under complete global surveillance relying on third parties who will co-operate when told to take that privilege away. also everyone in the USA uses credit and debit cards it's peer to peer third party payments services we are behind on. because it costs a fucking fortune to comply with the surveillance

Because I'm not a pedophile from England, which is the only type of person who would conceivably move there.

>5K THOUSAND DOLLARS
>FIVE THOUSAND THOUSAND DOLLARS
>FIVE MILLION DOLLARS

>the hacker

>>8728543
>my public area

>>8671573
>liquidated with 20 contracts

>>8648753
/r/personalfinance here. we warned you not to invest in bitcorn. taxes and insurance always need to be paid first. then your student loan, credit card, and mortgage payments. then you need to stick to your budget for day to day needs. after this you need a rainy day fund of at least 6 months living expenses. then you can start maxing out the contributions to your 401k and IRA. Of course you also need to buy some CDs to save for your kid's education. If you really had any money left over after that you really should have just looked at donating it to a tax deductible charity. just stay away from that bitcoin rat poison. warren buffet didn't get rich overnight and he didn't get rich by buying a get rich quick scheme. only hard honest work and a complete submission of your will and agency to the state can bring you financial happiness.

>>8161124
>touching a cryptocurrency which has chosen to name itself a word which is used to refer to informal terrorist financing networks

>>8117096
>not watching your portfolio go up $200k in like a week
>not holding while it bleeds out like 70%

>gaming related coin