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

I guess I’ll just post my wallet here: 0x2FBa030c316B9BF89A718533FA6e1d16a7A05f30 for clarity.

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.

Power isn’t everything though. If someone is using outdated tech to mine with that gigawatt, they aren't gonna be as effective as someone using less power with better gear.

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.

fans going full blast usually mean the pwm signal line isn't working right or the firmware can't read the temp sensors. did u try reflashing or swapping the firmware between boards? sometimes it just fixes the fan…

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…

From what I gather, Kraken isn’t the main problem here. Maybe you triggered some alert and they’re just playing it safe. They can’t share everything with you.

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…

I think it might be time to reconsider how we do pensions, especially with crypto. Maybe a ban until the market stabilizes.

Who cares about the legal stuff? We still used bitcoin when it was illegal. Laws just limit our freedom and also hit us with taxes.

I feel you. Here, crypto gains are taxed at 30%. It's insane! I don't mind paying taxes, but 30%? That's rough. Instead of hunting for tax-free countries, maybe just find a P2P platform to trade.

Seriously? That's nonsense. What does VAT have to do with @OP's question? He’s not even talking about that. Plus, how do you know if he's paying a small amount? A 20% tax on anything adds up quick. And come on, nobody…

hey everyone I need some help from anyone in Germany. I heard you guys don’t pay taxes on crypto gains if you hold for over a year. The finance ministry confirmed it again recently. Can someone explain how this works?