darkwallet

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  • One substantiating narrative for bitcoin is the fiat money's buying power keeps going down. AI-induced abundance can flip that. By that, I mean it might make the fiat money's buying power go up. That's where I was…

  • If AI tokens crash to nearly nothing and AI machines start churning out stuff like pancakes, prices will drop massively. In around 5 years, inflation could just disappear. What kind of effect do you think that would…

  • The revolution that is arriving are pure belief assets where the community can translate their social utility into reality while also able to show people that people can place value on a narrative. These are very hard…

  • This is a really solid list. You've basically got tokenomics and emission design covered pretty well. One thing I think is missing though is day-one infrastructure. A chain can have zero premine, open-source code, and…

  • Thank you so much for your answer. Based on your advice, I did some more research and now I am almost certain FIFO and LIFO (even HIFO) are acceptable to IRS.…

  • HIFO/LIFO vs FIFOMar 31, 2023

    So, I’ve heard that the IRS allows using LIFO or HIFO methods for calculating crypto taxes instead of just sticking with FIFO. But I’m curious, do these LIFO and HIFO methods really need more detailed record-keeping? 1)…

  • When it comes to crypto taxes, I’m using HIFO for figuring out my cost basis. I know FIFO would’ve been much easier, but here we are. I’m kinda confused about what "cost basis" really means under the IRS rules for…

  • Hit me up if you're looking for Testnet4 bitcoin. Just a heads up, these testnet coins don't have any real value. It's a fun way to mess around in a simulated bitcoin blockchain. Just drop your testnet4 public address…

  • Focusing on predictable fees and infrastructure scalability is a logical direction for a new Layer-1, as operational cost variability remains a key constraint for dApp deployment at scale. In practice, many ecosystems…

  • sorry, I am in the United States. Thanks.

  • So, if I purchase bitcoin for $1,000, which covers the fees and everything, and then a year later it’s worth $2,000. I decide to give it to my buddy. After that, my buddy sells it for $2,000. So, does he need to pay…

  • honestly I’d be careful with random energy rental sites too. You don’t need coding for it though. If you just want lower USDT(TRC20) fees, staking/freezing your own TRX is probably the safest option and works directly…