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I honestly think that, if there was no tax, I would be ruinned because I had a surgery that must have costed shit loads of money ( They cut my stomatch ) ... lol
I actually don't pay much tax... 100% of my income is online... Paid in some kind of virtual bank that dont declare nothing...
I declare like 50% of my income, so i techinicly only pay 25% tax.... but, just saying, normal people pay lot of tax!!
while a hacker cant steal your bitcoin, they can steal the value of your bitcoin
have you looked into what "shorting" is?
what high frequency traders are?
have you heard about insider trading?
Think about how that applies to the exchange for virtual currency in a unregulated market...
I am for virtual currency (crypto-currency
but i see the dangers
"If pussy was a stock, it would be plummeting right now, because you flooded the market with it, you are giving it away too easy" -Dave Chappelle
There is no way to have those problem for bitcoin, except maybe high feq traders, but its normal.
It might be a un-regulated market, yes...
You see, with the real market, you have those problem you just said, people make tricks to steal people money and so on... with bitcoin, this wont happen.
People make bitcoin money, by buying/selling.. or mining.
The mining is acquiring brand new bitcoin, while buying/selling is "stock" playing. The mining difficulty/hardness/cost to mine/time is what give the bitcoin its value in addition to its popularity. since day 1, it always been valued at the same price (average) of the cost to mine them. Except when the big boom happend(when a block went from 50btc to 25btc) it was always like that. and it will always be. OF course, when someone is duping ALOT of bitcoin, or actually buying ALOT, then the price drop/raise... on long term it will always increase, on short term, its not good to play with.
I'd say, good luck to you to find someone that would be able to "insider trading" on bitcoin, it is a 100% open source currency, everyone can make its own ( literaly ) , its like, everyone having its own USD$ printer at home... how could someone insider trading.. like... unless he know someone who is gonna dump 1 billion $ of bitcoin into a website, there is no way it happen.
whats to stop from a country, bank or business from:
selling selling all of their b-coins tonight, then tomorrow they announce that they are no longer accept/support bitcoins?
the market crash again while you lose 50% of a coins value
How about someone does a DOS attack on the exchange, people cant access their exchange/broker, they panic and the market crashes
stocks split all the time making more stock.. someone making their own coin isnt far fetched.
my problem isn't with bitcoin, the high volatility in a unregulated market, not having diverse portfolio is a quick way to get broke
There is over 200 different exchange website, in over 100 different countrys there is NO way they all shutdown at once, and no one would have enough power to DDoS attack ALL of those different market's.
I own my wallet, as in, I am my own bank, unless you ddos me, then i will always be able to use my bitcoin, if one exchange site close, i will go on another, if the other close, i will go to a new one again...
Martin, you've probably seen this video ...
I got the following message from the Sovereign Society a few days ago.
Several points I found salient - (1) it's not just about Bitcoin as a currency; (2) the algorithm that creates and runs Bitcoin, as a shared-agreement program in cyberspace, is really more important than the Bitcoin currency itself; (3) a Bitcoin wallet is like your own international bank.If you're the slightest bit curious about Bitcoin, or are already becoming involved, then you simply must watch this video by Andreas Antonopoulos on the revolutionary nature of Bitcoin.
I've just finished watching it myself, and I can tell you, it brought me out in goosebumps.
Truly, Bitcoin - like the internet - has the power to change the world, for the better.
http://stg.do/3JLe
Yours in freedom
David MacGregor
I'm not ready to put my savings into Bitcoins - not at all - but even if you regard them as "virtual wooden nickels," crypto-currency isn't going away.
Not pimping for them, Senor Jimmy, just reporting on what I've heard.
I'm still "Just A Lurker."
The Chinese virus infected the Western world with Chinese-style totalitarian politics. - Gladiator
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. – H. L. Mencken
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