Quote from: Daiana on May 05, 2024, 07:52:28 PM

Of course, for awhile, I felt like I was married to the heat map and checking in on it every 5 minutes! I was able to do the transaction at a decent rate in the end. The first price I had was 100 dollars and it went down to 18 dollars.

Generally, during the weekend between Friday to Sunday, there used to be a decline in most blockchain with high fees price, they reduce during the weekend because less people tend to use the network during the weekend, I think that's why you were able to execute the transaction but I was surprised when you said you first $100 unless it's a smart contract transaction and not wallet to wallet address transaction or either it might be a bump in transaction as a result of spam, weekend transactions fees aren't always that high.

Quote from: Daiana on May 03, 2024, 05:49:16 PM

Do you declare taxes in the country of your citizenship, your residence, or where you are physically located while trading? And which country is the best to be a tax resident in when it comes to crypto?

Don't you have to pay them all, depending on your citizenship etc? I'm not familiar with how taxation law in other countries works, but in my country, I'd have to pay whenever I trade crypto, which means I don't have to declare it as a regular income. I'm not sure how to answer if we don't know which specific countries we live in and where we are right now, since no regulation in the world is exactly 1:1. CMIIW.

Quote from: bitterguy28 on May 03, 2024, 03:31:16 AM

and this is not what Satoshi wanted for bitcoin because satoshi wanted Bitcoin to be a currency to function but now this is an asset that had been kept for long instead of using as payment tools.

Yes it is the reality that people like to hold Bitcoin but they don't want to exchange it for another thing and investors of bitcoin have set their goals according to which they will sell their Bitcoin if price goes to their target value. Bitcoin can still be used as a currency if it become Widely accepted and if now people are not using it as a currency so maybe the reason is that there are certain limitations on its uses.

Actually when I spent some time in Guatemala last year a small restaurant accepted bitcoin as payment!

Quote from: KingsDen on April 27, 2024, 12:04:02 AM

@Freemind, it is nice you noticed such an off topic post. It is totally unconnected and unrelated to the ongoing conversation. There are more of this type of people just spamming their way up the rank. I see that you are a moderator and yet you didn't delete such an off topic reply. Or are you not a moderator of that board. I think the idea of global moderation is needed here.

When you (or any other user) come across meaningless posts, please report it so we can take necessary action. I'm a global moderator, I'm just giving @Doovla a chance to explain what happened or a reasonable amount of time to edit his post. If within 24-48 hours of my notice, @Doovla has not modified his post, the user will be sanctioned and the post will be deleted.

The appearance of sexuality spoils the detailed content of the crypto world, which really has something to learn, read, make something new out of it as inspiration, such as a new project or becoming part of a team. I don't devote my time to such conspicuous things, as I said before, I don't like it. There is less fraud than last year, which is a sign of a good direction.