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- Who should we trust with our data?Mar 7, 2026
Boycott them. If they ask for KYC and don’t offer KYP, why support them? Simple.
From what I recall, you need to report every crypto conversion. Whether it’s for cash, goods, or other coins, it’s taxable since the price you bought it for won’t match the sell price.
- US Marshals Auctioning Off 4,041 BitcoinJul 31, 2019
Doubt anyone cares about government eyes. I mean bidders usually pay a bit more for these coins since they come from the government. Less risk of them being tainted.
- Understanding Bitcoin HalvingMay 9, 2019
Yeah, I could’ve been clearer. Halving is expected around Feb 2024, but the timing can shift based on mining speed.
- Understanding Bitcoin HalvingMay 9, 2019
But hold on, it might not be exactly 4 years. Could be later depending on how fast the blocks get mined.
I like to keep the original address for Bitcoin. Shows when I bought it. If it goes from $500 to $100K, I can explain it easily.
It’s not about hiding from taxes. We just want some privacy. But every time we find a way to keep things low-key, the government pulls us back into the spotlight.
Exactly! Like, how can a simple BTC-to-BTC transfer be illegal? If they start making us report those, we’re in big trouble.