/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51342731
yup. They're just letting you use their USA Inc. scrip.
>>51343455
Even in death.....
See the video >>51303943
>tl;dw
>old incel boomer dies, lived with mother dearest, who died a few years prior
>no will
>no crotchlings
>took a month for anyone to notice
>imagine the smell
>collected gold coinage, guns, and bulk canned food
>also kept docs interpreted to be anti government
>coins in ammo cans valued at over 7 million (in 2012)
>local authorities called in
>they call the fed bois
>IRS grabs the coins, 200k retirement fund, might've laughed at $200 checking account, took that as well
>fed boys laughing with contempt all the way back to the treasury
>distant relative found
>relative will use picrel chart to determine their take after fed bois
>thought experiment; in current year fed bois will just assert that hodling incel gathered wealth through unproven illicit means, invoking civil asset forfeiture. Relative will have to prove a negative in federal court to get anything back

For the other anons. I do cold steel my seed, only because of generational wealth. If I was childless, I would rather store the seed in encrypted usb drives all over the place. Why would one enable gloniggatry or useless relatives? Only contempt will ensue. Lost coins fall to the liquidity floor, a.k.a. monerochans locker. Smooths out the crab.

>>50941780
>invest in
>comically low returns
Exactly. Trying to outpace inflation? you are mostly decoupled from the dollar, so that's good. I'll stick to xmr, as I want my stack well out of the tax goy's sight. modern finance along with the central banks is nothing more than a complex three card monty.

>>49511038
by rights it isn't. It will be regulated by the powers that be though. Pay your taxes goy, even after death.