"When you're ready to protest income (and sales, and estate, and capital gains, and VAT) tax as hard as you're protesting this 'miner tax,' holler at me." - Vin Armani

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/f64bbk/when_youre_ready_to_protest_income_and_sales_and/

Private key Sweeping is back!!!

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/f657am/private_key_sweeping_is_back/

Research: 0.5 Bitcoin can lock most liquidity, payment channel loopholes paralyze Lightning Network

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/f651p9/research_05_bitcoin_can_lock_most_liquidity/

U. S. Congress proposes to free small cryptocurrency transactions from taxes

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All Hail the Arrival of Bitcoin's Golden Cross - Prosperity for All

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This sounds good. Big tech continues to support Bitcoin and blockchain.

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Should I switch to segwit or stay legacy?

I've got some coin I'm hodling, which is on a legacy wallet. I'm not doing any transactions out, only in.

Is there a reason I should switch to segwit or just keep it legacy?

I am aware of segwit cutting down the data of the transaction, thus giving you lower fees, but again I'm not sending out the wallet so im not sure if that even matters for me as of now.

Should I leave it legacy, or just switch the funds over to segwit just cause?

Appreciate all and any feedback!

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