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Monday, 2 December 2019
What is a good flow to actually spend/use Bitcoin in everyday life?
I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions on best way to take profits from Bitcoin and transfer it into a currency so I can pay bills and buy things?
Currently I have been transferring to Coinbase and then my bank, or using Bitpay to spend directly, but I feel like there is a better way to handle it.
Any suggestions would be awesome!
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Sunday, 1 December 2019
Moving to a country where crypto isn’t taxed to cash in your Bitcoins?
Has anyone here thought about - or actually taken - the step of moving to a country where crypto isn’t taxed in order to avoid paying taxes once it’s converted to fiat? I know Germany doesn’t tax crypto earnings though most developed countries seem to.
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Christine Lagarde talking about sound money
Christine Lagarde, President of the @ecb, talks about how 'we want sound money' and then mentions the $EUR altcoin.
What is the $EUR stock-to-flow ratio? In six years? In sixty years? The $EUR is sound money... 🤣 There is #Bitcoin and there is...
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