/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58070876
It's considered a taxable event, technically.

Like I said, the main thing is they're going to figure out what they think your gains were, and tell you to pay the most you could possibly owe them (zero cost basis), and then it's up to you to prove your cost basis. Oh and they'll penalize you for failing to report your taxes correctly, and charge you interest on what you should have owed them while the investigation proceeds.

20k is a pittance compared to explaining to a fat bureaucrat (who by the way is jealous as hell of your gains and wants to punish you for escaping the wage cage) all your swaps and transfers out to 20 decimal places. I was nearly suicidal just doing relatively simple self custody calculations and figuring out my cost basis on a measly 30 sales last year.

What will happen to nft's in 2024?

Anybody here bought a presale before? How did it go?

>>56307780
>I can tell you that the future will likely consist of many different kinds of metals being used as money.
I wish it would turn out to be a reality, but i've difficulties seeing mankind going back to a non-digitalized form of currency.
This is something rarely discussed, but it truly was one of the fundamental changes internet gave us. Most here are too young to remember you had to mail in via postal services fucking checks when you wanted to purchase something you saw on TV or whatever. The entire process for your payment to be validated took a week at the very best. It was such a pain in the ass. And you never knew if your mail would actually reach the recipient, or if he'd add a zero to the check,.. it could get lost and you'd only know after waiting for weeks.

And that was only for national purchases, otherwise the process was much worse and expensive if you had to change currencies and send it to foreign lands.

Now you can pay in a secured manner in half a second something on the other side of the world, the time to click on a button. And you know the recipient is immediately aware of it, the amount is correct, and with a legal trail and banks' guarantees.
This is so incredibly convenient, i don't think we will ever give up on this tool who accelerated the pace of trades worldwide x1000.

Being serious here bros

Is there anything new and interesting in the Uniswap world these days that hasn't pumped?

Imagine missing out on the one crypto sector that's actually being adopted by companies around the world. kek, stay poor biz

I bought a 20 gram geiger gold piece, about 2 years ago. It has small reddish/brown spots on it; two of them. Wtf is going on? I read this is "fine", but why is it happening? I've never opened it, so it doesn't make sense...
>>52724505
Faggot. Go cope somewhere else.

So it's safe to buy alts again? What are you anons buying?