sam.cipher
Yes, you would be technically disposing of your assets even though you are planning on buying back later. If you want to avoid these tax implications, you should probably use derivatives to hedge against your positions…
- Tax Loss Harvesting StrategyJan 25, 2026
A dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow - you'd rather get your tax bills refunded earlier and have that liquid cash to play around with rather than having to wait until the asset goes up in however many…
- Is this BTC mining investment a scam?Oct 8, 2025
Payforksmining is a scam company, it's simple as that. I've heard of them before and people have already been scammed. There is pretty much no way that that they are doing what they claim they are, which is actually…
Very interesting take on the matter. Given the track record that Cryptopia had it is extremely likely that they are not acting in good faith, especially when you take into consideration the fact that they aren't…
I certainly side with you on this. I believe that cryptos should be made available worldwide to everyone - and not have artificial restrictions placed upon it that can detrimentally affect the accessibility that people…
People are way too gullible i swear. If you want to invest, you have to do your due diligence. One rule of thumb is that if you see some ad that is promising incredulous returns, it's likely to be fake, if not a ponzi…
- Russia to Permit Crypto for Contractual PaymentsJul 10, 2024
This is actually huge in terms of the legal recognition that BTC is receiving. People talk about crypto potentially becoming legal tender all the time, but this is the closest that it's going to get. As long as people…
You might want to look at 1Referee's post. To make it even more simple for you, exchange fees are NOT capital losses, because they are simply a service fee that exchanges charge and not actual depreciation of your…
The majority of big exchanges I think have started their conversion to comply long ago. It's probably the small firms that will struggle because the compliance costs will constitute a larger amount of their working…
A lot of folks don’t really know how to dig into a crypto project. They just follow some random influencer and end up losing cash by trusting their tips. But what if I said you could do your own research and actually…
- G20 Regulations are a bad ideaAug 16, 2023
Does anyone know how much of what G20 decides actually has an impact on the regulations of the countries in the G20? At the end of the day, doesn't it still depend on the countries themselves to draft up legislation and…
- Is it Possible to Sue a Crypto Ponzi Referrer?May 15, 2023
You could argue that he's acting maliciously to mislead you into investing into a ponzi scheme. And since he's receiving a portion of what you invest, and he admits to being an affiliate, you could possibly be able to…
I think that it's not something that is necessarily required in order for the bitcoin ecosystem to thrive. Especially when you consider the fact that non-physical versions of the same thing is already about, and they…
- Making BTC addresses shorter would helpApr 20, 2023
Yep, Whenever I'm about to make a transection I remember a video where a person make a biggest mistake in his life. https://talkimg.com/images/2025/12/31/Uz3uw2.png
- Making BTC addresses shorter would helpApr 19, 2023
I don't think changing BTC address shorter like bank account would bring any good results. BTC address isn't even meant to be remembered or written offhand it designed for Copy paste or QR, if you need a offhand writing…
- Thoughts on IEOs from a Legal AngleMar 19, 2023
The fact that there are still a lot of uncertain regulation that surround these funding sources mean that most exchanges simply wouldn't risk offering this sort of service/product to countries like the US, as squatter…
- Was it a silly error or something deeper?Oct 2, 2022
Just search in twitter/X. I think you will get your desired answer. I don't know why this much gas was taken. If it was a system error I won't use ETH network from now on.
- Is Bitcoin officially legal in the US now?Oct 1, 2022
Dunno who misinformed you, but bitcoin is not legal tender basically anywhere around the world. As others have said though that doesn't make it illegal to use or hold at all. As long as you use it for legitimate…
- What might happen with KIK vs SEC?Sep 6, 2022
If they did indeed offer their securities/tokens to US residents, then I don't see any chance of Kik's case holding up. Even if they did prohibit U.S. IP addresses and so forth, I don't think the case is too bright for…
I suggest that you don't rely on them at all. From what I've heard from most countries, it seems like that almost all of them have some sort of KYC restriction placed on users and that is unavoidable given the fact that…