As a holder of crypto, you are both a customer and an owner. You pay a fee for each transaction you send, just like any other service. b However, your holdings increase in value the more other people use the same chain…
You would essentially "vote" with which fork you were choosing to acknowledge with your own node, should you be running one. Also I'm fairly certain a majority of hashpower, not just users would need to be on board with…
this is actually really cool! thank you for sharing I didn't know something this critical had been found in recent years
Let's take a vote! Who votes to increase the 21M cap, devaluing your own holdings? Sir, it appears the nays have it..
Provided the security/asset is held for a year or more, it is taxed as Long-Term Capital Gains, and given quite the tax break. It is even possible to pay 0% federal rate on sale of stock, I did it on my 2016 return.
Looking up Bezos' salary data, I'm wondering why chose to take a salary of ~$81,840 If he was under the $37,950 mark, his Long Term Capital Gains rate would have been 0%
As a holder of crypto, you are both a customer and an owner. You pay a fee for each transaction you send, just like any other service. b However, your holdings increase in value the more other people use the same chain…
You would essentially "vote" with which fork you were choosing to acknowledge with your own node, should you be running one. Also I'm fairly certain a majority of hashpower, not just users would need to be on board with…
this is actually really cool! thank you for sharing I didn't know something this critical had been found in recent years
Let's take a vote! Who votes to increase the 21M cap, devaluing your own holdings? Sir, it appears the nays have it..
Provided the security/asset is held for a year or more, it is taxed as Long-Term Capital Gains, and given quite the tax break. It is even possible to pay 0% federal rate on sale of stock, I did it on my 2016 return.
Looking up Bezos' salary data, I'm wondering why chose to take a salary of ~$81,840 If he was under the $37,950 mark, his Long Term Capital Gains rate would have been 0%