/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5304100
I've always heard 2 conflicting stories about the dollar. One side says it's inevitable fall is any day now with social security and what not, and the media says it's all good and that the stock is at an all time high. But I suppose my frugality has sheltered me from awareness of the economic states. But if taxes only apply on cashout to fiat, that sounds fair considering there's more than one technical fiat. I'd imagine you could cash out to pounds, pesos, or yen as well. Unless fiat conversions are taxable.

>>5155219
Considering that the theme of this decade was pretty much irony/the unexpected/wtf/memes/autism/cancer/etc... this really isn't surprising. It really isn't that surprising considering Brexit and Trump. The only thing missing at this point is something sexually fufilling.

Politics,Economics, Warfare,Culture, and Entertainment have already had expectational shatters, but for some reason, so it's a wonder what this era or the next holds next.

>>5092750
BTH

>>4935928
>Not transferring your earnings to an unregulated store of value.