@Lagarde If you were honest about about the feedback you’d be telling us that the whole project would be trashed because nobody wants anything that is created or controlled by you sick fucks.
@parman_the That would make sense if it was actually considered money.
The penalty at the moment is every transaction using bitcoin is an accounting entry for capital gains.
@BlockstreamJade@adam3us@KryptoShogun@iman_ava@pastorcoin So I have to keep a copy of the SeedQR around for every time I want to complete a transaction?
Is that not worse than having a pin encrypted wallet. If somebody comes across that SeedQR you’re screwed unless you’ve set up a passphrase. Or am I missing something?
@LPCapitalChi It’s not self custody when you depend on the block server holding one of your keys, a smartphone holding a key, and a signing device which holds a key. All backed up to the cloud for a backup just in case you lose two devices.
@udiWertheimer I don’t pay google or apple to do it and I get updates daily/weekly/monthly. I only buy my phone once. Why should it be different for crypto storage devices?
@pete_rizzo_ Cool so these fucking clowns are gonna deprive the United States of being a leader in bitcoin and crypto because of President Trump?
At this point, I’m cheering for them to fail. I want to see them at the bottom of the barrel.
@ggbtconly I’ve been in it a long time and I have no intention of exiting. If I need it I use it, but I also keep track of everything and file it come tax time to stay compliant.
So many people have no idea and are going to get rekt later
If you buy KYC there’s no escaping.
And that’s ok
@BogeyGraveyard@CryptoTice_ Long enough to have made all the mistakes you haven’t yet apparently.
“JUST PAYING WITH CRYPTO” doesn’t change the rules.
In Italy every time you “PAY WITH CRYPTO” you pay a 33% tax on any gains and pay a yearly 0.2% w wealth tax.
If you entered through KYC, no hiding.