/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23960458
Based

>>23959648
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CBDC's will make taxation easier (you won't even need the IRS at some point), but won't effect the policies themselves. I.e. they won't be able to simply take 80% of your money. They will probably do things like adjust your interest rates based on who you are. Not sure if you heard this, but I think he touches upon it here:

Desu you must be living in a small government place, here in argentina the government is totally out of control.
Yesterday a tax on wind was created , there is like 140 taxes already , wages that don't allow to buy monthly basic food goods are paying income tax now due to inflation , tax brackets are never updated for inflation and more people are paying them , the rich are escaping to uruguay due to "wealth taxes" being planned.

This is where the west is going

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YeEGcrinSM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crisis_of_the_Third_Century

You are assuming that the people in charge are good and rational , when in reality they are good only for the system not for the people and pretty retarded in general like autists focused on a single thing.

Germany is even propposing a tax on working for home already.

Taxes over taxes over taxes over taxes over more taxes, a feudal serfs payed less tribute than the modern men in a keynsian shithole.

>>23948926
>What happens if owning BTC is made illegal, possibly as far as death penalty as punishment? I'm a BTC hodler but never had a good answer to this.

Bullish less supply for every holder executed.

How can i long this?

>>23909183
forex is a losing investment. All currencies slowly lose value over time (inflation). When you play forex you're gambling with shitcoins whose value is slowly falling to zero.

With crypto, on the other hand, the value generally goes up over time. So even if you just stay put in one trade you're likely to make money, unlike forex.

>>23909177
CNBC talks about Bitcoin almost every day. Every time some goldbug faggot says they're hedging with gold Brian Kelly or they bring this Mike Novagraztz who both say yeah gold but Bitcoin is a better hedge.

>>23896469
> https://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/29/forget-about-dow-20k-bitcoin-is-about-to-hit-1000.html
Retards would also think CNBC calling for Bitcoin to break ATH in December 2016 was a sell signal too. This is just getting started. 2021 is going to be spectacular

>>23737195