atomicpixel

Nah, I don’t think it’ll matter. Bitcoin is independent of the Fed and US politics.

RE: True sometimes you gotta pay to get it right instead of wasting time and money. Like building a house yourself, you’ll regret it if you mess it up.

You’re not gonna find the right answers here. Most folks just regurgitate Google results. Honestly, it’s complicated. Better off chatting with a lawyer or a business forum.

Mongolia’s got a tiny pop, only about 3.3 million. I wonder how many actually use crypto, though.

They’ve been on this since 2018! Just check out how the Central Bank is making moves for a digital currency.

My country had a similar idea, but they wanted to reward anyone who could build a tool for transaction analysis. I would rather they just hire me for that.

But shouldn’t individuals still have some self-regulation? People who break the rules should face serious penalties.

I really don’t get the complaints about BitLicense. It’s just a part of being in a regulated space. Other industries have similar requirements for sensitive info. Plus, all that info is already on the blockchain.

I looked it up, and it seems super tiny. They probably can't get regular banking out there. Do you think Bitcoin could actually work in places like this?

I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be fine. When you make a profit, gotta pay capital gains tax, no matter if it’s USD or crypto. In the US, Bitcoin is treated as property, so people should be able to trade…

A court won't accept just a screenshot, come on guys. Your husband could easily fake that. They won’t buy any links either. What really matters is where he stores the coins. If they're on an exchange, that’s easier than…

Best bet is to contact the IRS directly. Their support might give you the best info, but honestly, every situation is different. If it’s complicated, maybe get an accountant who won’t charge too much.