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01-03-2018, 03:01 PM
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Look at that green wick on BAT a few hours ago on Binance. Lulz.
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01-03-2018, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted By jinda628⏩
This pretty much describes me as wellHow are you able to declare each trade coin to coin as capital gains tax if there isn't any realized profit yet? Well I know there could be but it's really hard to do that.
Most especially trades within exchanges like Bittrex or HitBTC that doesn't have crypto to Fiat exchange.
For me, my only transaction with Coinbase is when I bought ETH. I haven't cashed out since I started early 2017 so how do I compute for my realized gains? Everything is just speculative amount for me. And my whole portfolio are in Bittrex and HitBTC. How can Coinbase compute my tax if all they have in their record is me buying some ETH and sending it to an exchange?
Most especially trades within exchanges like Bittrex or HitBTC that doesn't have crypto to Fiat exchange.
For me, my only transaction with Coinbase is when I bought ETH. I haven't cashed out since I started early 2017 so how do I compute for my realized gains? Everything is just speculative amount for me. And my whole portfolio are in Bittrex and HitBTC. How can Coinbase compute my tax if all they have in their record is me buying some ETH and sending it to an exchange?
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01-03-2018, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted By dawktwenty⏩
if you are making 10k a day on gdax/coinbase you best believe IRS going balls deepThis pretty much describes me as well
if you are making gains on other exchanges, just turn gains into eth/etc and keep on a hardware wallet. if you decide to cash out a big amount be prepared to pay taxes on it when you go into FIAT
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01-03-2018, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted By dawktwenty⏩
I cashed out a sub $5k profit (I heard $5k was the magic number) around Christmas that I don't plan on claiming unless Coinbase sends a letter. Because if they don't send one to me, chances are they aren't sending one to uncle sam either.This pretty much describes me as well
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01-03-2018, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted By dawktwenty⏩
Really confusing lol. Coinbase purchase is only about 30% of my total investment. The rest came from mining ETH.This pretty much describes me as well
For the ETH I mined and sent to Bittrex and HitBTC, how are IRS going to trace that it's my coins? The only thing you need to register on those exchanges are email address.
That's why I'm wondering why dp we need to declare those trades outside of Coinbase when most of the coins cannot be traced back to me yet unless I cashout.
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01-03-2018, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g⏩
Yup same.I cashed out a sub $5k profit around Christmas that I don't plan on claiming unless Coinbase sends a letter. Because if they don't send one to me, chances are they aren't sending one to uncle sam either.
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01-03-2018, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Techriding101⏩
This is what I always say. But several miscers always say each trade is taxable when you dont even realize the gains yet unless you move it to fiat.if you are making 10k a day on gdax/coinbase you best believe IRS going balls deep
if you are making gains on other exchanges, just turn gains into eth/etc and keep on a hardware wallet.if you decide to cash out a big amount be prepared to pay taxes on it when you go into FIAT
if you are making gains on other exchanges, just turn gains into eth/etc and keep on a hardware wallet.if you decide to cash out a big amount be prepared to pay taxes on it when you go into FIAT
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01-03-2018, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted By LFAesthetics⏩
Thanks brah. Didn't see itI replied to you earlier, you gotta trust it in the general settings. my other post was more informative.
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Originally Posted By KoCorl⏩
Little more for you guys which was just posted 18 minutes ago, Got to spread the love to my misc brahsPosted yesterday from someone's opinion I really respect.
If u wanna make tons of money, trust me, 2018 is gonna be the year of DAG. ....shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....
Still remember my thread regarding hashgraph / DAG?
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/ha...kchain.995168/
Look what happened to Raiblocks few weeks after that.
There's few DAG project that I keep watching. And ready to pump once it get release.
And of course, we already got few DAG project currently on running such as RaiBlocks, IOTA, Byteball, H.cash, etc
But the price is already expensive... more & new DAG project will exits soon...such as Radix (not launch yet), Stone (still planning), and few more.
Keep watching guys.
This is the new era after blockchain. Since people are tired with slow transaction and higher fees from blockchain.
We need a new solution. And the solution is DAG.
Still remember my thread regarding hashgraph / DAG?
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/ha...kchain.995168/
Look what happened to Raiblocks few weeks after that.
There's few DAG project that I keep watching. And ready to pump once it get release.
And of course, we already got few DAG project currently on running such as RaiBlocks, IOTA, Byteball, H.cash, etc
But the price is already expensive... more & new DAG project will exits soon...such as Radix (not launch yet), Stone (still planning), and few more.
Keep watching guys.
This is the new era after blockchain. Since people are tired with slow transaction and higher fees from blockchain.
We need a new solution. And the solution is DAG.
Today I want to share about my new investment idea aka the next big thing coin.
I used to share about this DAG technologies via:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/ha...kchain.995168/
And DAG is refer to:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directed_acyclic_graph
It is quite complex to describe, but DAG technology is quite different compared to blockchain technology.
The advantages of using DAG technology is that it can solve the major problems faced by the blockchain technology such as:
1. Transaction speed.
2. Fees.
3. Scalability.
Majority of the DAG project have fastest speed of transaction per second (TPS). Starting from 1,000 up to 100,000 TPS. Compare to Bitcoin, that can only do 7 TPS. This is why Bitcoin is so slow. And not suitable for our daily life currency.
Trust me DAG coin is the "next big thing" after blockchain technology.
There are some coin / projects that already exist by using this DAG technology.
1. IOTA
2. Raiblocks
3. Byteball
4. Aidos
5. Dagcoin
6. Daglabs
7. Oyster
8. Paragoncoin
9. H.cash
10. Stone
11. Rchain
12. IOTChain
But all of this project are still new, there are many risks and disadvantages (bugs).
For moment, I followed one project called "Stone". Stone is a fork of Raiblocks but with extra flavor called zkSNARKs (Zcash adaptation for better privacy).
Will STONE be successful? I don't know, it could be a scam (90% sure it's a scam, too bad). Because after looking at the thread, the OP already received $100K+ donation from the investor. Even the OP dint have a single working product or code to show!
For now let keep an eye for this DAG technology. I believe more project and coin gonna exits.
And more opportunity to make money will appear.
P / S I used to share info about this DAG / Railblocks technology, and at the time the price of Raiblocks is $2.00+. Few weeks then the price was almost $30! I believe the majority of investors are already aware of this DAG technology. Do I own Raiblocks? Nope. I see many new investor complain about Raiblocks that can't even do 7 TPS due some issue. This technology is still new. Let's wait for a new good DAG project to appear. And you can start throwing money on it.
DYOR as always!I used to share about this DAG technologies via:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/ha...kchain.995168/
And DAG is refer to:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directed_acyclic_graph
It is quite complex to describe, but DAG technology is quite different compared to blockchain technology.
The advantages of using DAG technology is that it can solve the major problems faced by the blockchain technology such as:
1. Transaction speed.
2. Fees.
3. Scalability.
Majority of the DAG project have fastest speed of transaction per second (TPS). Starting from 1,000 up to 100,000 TPS. Compare to Bitcoin, that can only do 7 TPS. This is why Bitcoin is so slow. And not suitable for our daily life currency.
Trust me DAG coin is the "next big thing" after blockchain technology.
There are some coin / projects that already exist by using this DAG technology.
1. IOTA
2. Raiblocks
3. Byteball
4. Aidos
5. Dagcoin
6. Daglabs
7. Oyster
8. Paragoncoin
9. H.cash
10. Stone
11. Rchain
12. IOTChain
But all of this project are still new, there are many risks and disadvantages (bugs).
For moment, I followed one project called "Stone". Stone is a fork of Raiblocks but with extra flavor called zkSNARKs (Zcash adaptation for better privacy).
Will STONE be successful? I don't know, it could be a scam (90% sure it's a scam, too bad). Because after looking at the thread, the OP already received $100K+ donation from the investor. Even the OP dint have a single working product or code to show!
For now let keep an eye for this DAG technology. I believe more project and coin gonna exits.
And more opportunity to make money will appear.
P / S I used to share info about this DAG / Railblocks technology, and at the time the price of Raiblocks is $2.00+. Few weeks then the price was almost $30! I believe the majority of investors are already aware of this DAG technology. Do I own Raiblocks? Nope. I see many new investor complain about Raiblocks that can't even do 7 TPS due some issue. This technology is still new. Let's wait for a new good DAG project to appear. And you can start throwing money on it.
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01-03-2018, 03:16 PM
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Fuark man. I may jump back on this TRX train hard. It's going to dip after this 600 sat bump, but then it will be off to moonland never to drop below .10
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01-03-2018, 03:16 PM
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01-03-2018, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By KoCorl⏩
Is it ICO? I don't see it on any exchangesLittle more for you guys which was just posted 18 minutes ago, Got to spread the love to my misc brahs
DYOR as always!
DYOR as always!
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01-03-2018, 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g⏩
Nah, Read the 2 links on the bottom quoted post. There's some video's in it explaining it.Is it ICO? I don't see it on any exchanges
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01-03-2018, 03:20 PM
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Confirmation 100/30. Is this real life? Binance must have some issues right now
01-03-2018, 03:24 PM
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01-03-2018, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted By jinda628⏩
Honestly with a lot of the privacy coins there's no real way to verify anything unless they get the exchange to provide them with your trades.How are you able to declare each trade coin to coin as capital gains tax if there isn't any realized profit yet? Well I know there could be but it's really hard to do that.
Most especially trades within exchanges like Bittrex or HitBTC that doesn't have crypto to Fiat exchange.
For me, my only transaction with Coinbase is when I bought ETH. I haven't cashed out since I started early 2017 so how do I compute for my realized gains? Everything is just speculative amount for me. And my whole portfolio are in Bittrex and HitBTC. How can Coinbase compute my tax if all they have in their record is me buying some ETH and sending it to an exchange?
Most especially trades within exchanges like Bittrex or HitBTC that doesn't have crypto to Fiat exchange.
For me, my only transaction with Coinbase is when I bought ETH. I haven't cashed out since I started early 2017 so how do I compute for my realized gains? Everything is just speculative amount for me. And my whole portfolio are in Bittrex and HitBTC. How can Coinbase compute my tax if all they have in their record is me buying some ETH and sending it to an exchange?
That being said if you get on that mansion time and want to keep it. Better pay up. Uncle Sam always collects. I personally don't want to be looking over my shoulder if I make it.
And it's whatever profit/loss you had per transaction at the time of transactions. I'm learning this too but this is how I understand it. Someone correct me if I'm wrong
Ex - Fifo
Oct 10 - buy 100 btc at $5.00 per coin ($500 total)
Oct 20 - buy 30 btc at $10 per coin ($300 total)
Oct 20 - exchange 80 btc at $10 for 160 eth at $5 per eth ($800)
You would owe 80($10-$5)*tax rate for btc doubling at the time of the eth transaction
Oct 30: sell 50 btc at $8
Here you owe for the profit made on the remaining 20 btc from oct 10th. 20(8-5)*rate. And get a credit report a loss for the 30 from the 20th. 30(8-10)*rate
Dec 20th - sell 160 eth for 16000 - $100 per eth.
You owe 160(100-5)*rate
Hope I didn't **** that up and hope it helps.
Tax man trying to hold us down from the gains!
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Binance gave me 500 error this time. Def issues with their servers
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Binane down
Good bye gainz
Good bye gainz
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01-03-2018, 03:28 PM
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lol its like an addiction
01-03-2018, 03:31 PM
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Binance app still working for me on Android. I can see all the trades going on.
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Originally Posted By Berts⏩
Ledger Nano S.Any recommendations for a crypto wallet? Using Bittrex if that matters. Do wallets accept all crypto or how does that work? Currently hodling ETH, NEO, XLM, OMG, ENG and BAT. That is likely to change though.
I assume you send your crypto to a wallet like you would send BTC to and from exchanges? I like to trade some so maybe a wallet is not ideal?
I assume you send your crypto to a wallet like you would send BTC to and from exchanges? I like to trade some so maybe a wallet is not ideal?
01-03-2018, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Evlve⏩
No bro you didn't mess it up. I got how the principle is but for sure, an average bro here will have about 300-500 trade transactions for the whole 2017 and some could have more.Honestly with a lot of the privacy coins there's no real way to verify anything unless they get the exchange to provide them with your trades.
That being said if you get on that mansion time and want to keep it. Better pay up. Uncle Sam always collects. I personally don't want to be looking over my shoulder if I make it.
And it's whatever profit/loss you had per transaction at the time of transactions. I'm learning this too but this is how I understand it. Someone correct me if I'm wrong
Ex - Fifo
Oct 10 - buy 100 btc at $5.00 per coin ($500 total)
Oct 20 - buy 30 btc at $10 per coin ($300 total)
Oct 20 - exchange 80 btc at $10 for 160 eth at $5 per eth ($800)
You would owe 80($10-$5)*tax rate for btc doubling at the time of the eth transaction
Oct 30: sell 50 btc at $8
Here you owe for the profit made on the remaining 20 btc from oct 10th. 20(8-5)*rate. And get a credit report a loss for the 30 from the 20th. 30(8-10)*rate
Dec 20th - sell 160 eth for 16000 - $100 per eth.
You owe 160(100-5)*rate
Hope I didn't **** that up and hope it helps.
Tax man trying to hold us down from the gains!
That being said if you get on that mansion time and want to keep it. Better pay up. Uncle Sam always collects. I personally don't want to be looking over my shoulder if I make it.
And it's whatever profit/loss you had per transaction at the time of transactions. I'm learning this too but this is how I understand it. Someone correct me if I'm wrong
Ex - Fifo
Oct 10 - buy 100 btc at $5.00 per coin ($500 total)
Oct 20 - buy 30 btc at $10 per coin ($300 total)
Oct 20 - exchange 80 btc at $10 for 160 eth at $5 per eth ($800)
You would owe 80($10-$5)*tax rate for btc doubling at the time of the eth transaction
Oct 30: sell 50 btc at $8
Here you owe for the profit made on the remaining 20 btc from oct 10th. 20(8-5)*rate. And get a credit report a loss for the 30 from the 20th. 30(8-10)*rate
Dec 20th - sell 160 eth for 16000 - $100 per eth.
You owe 160(100-5)*rate
Hope I didn't **** that up and hope it helps.
Tax man trying to hold us down from the gains!
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binance just came back up for me. all of my coins are gone. plz just be a glitch and not a hack... RIP
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Originally Posted By Evlve⏩
I am not trading for $, I am trading for Sats. My only initialy investment was $ to BTC/ETH, Until i cash out either of them for $, not paying chit in taxes. I am trading in satoshis, sorry IRS.Honestly with a lot of the privacy coins there's no real way to verify anything unless they get the exchange to provide them with your trades.
That being said if you get on that mansion time and want to keep it. Better pay up. Uncle Sam always collects. I personally don't want to be looking over my shoulder if I make it.
And it's whatever profit/loss you had per transaction at the time of transactions. I'm learning this too but this is how I understand it. Someone correct me if I'm wrong
Ex - Fifo
Oct 10 - buy 100 btc at $5.00 per coin ($500 total)
Oct 20 - buy 30 btc at $10 per coin ($300 total)
Oct 20 - exchange 80 btc at $10 for 160 eth at $5 per eth ($800)
You would owe 80($10-$5)*tax rate for btc doubling at the time of the eth transaction
Oct 30: sell 50 btc at $8
Here you owe for the profit made on the remaining 20 btc from oct 10th. 20(8-5)*rate. And get a credit report a loss for the 30 from the 20th. 30(8-10)*rate
Dec 20th - sell 160 eth for 16000 - $100 per eth.
You owe 160(100-5)*rate
Hope I didn't **** that up and hope it helps.
Tax man trying to hold us down from the gains!
That being said if you get on that mansion time and want to keep it. Better pay up. Uncle Sam always collects. I personally don't want to be looking over my shoulder if I make it.
And it's whatever profit/loss you had per transaction at the time of transactions. I'm learning this too but this is how I understand it. Someone correct me if I'm wrong
Ex - Fifo
Oct 10 - buy 100 btc at $5.00 per coin ($500 total)
Oct 20 - buy 30 btc at $10 per coin ($300 total)
Oct 20 - exchange 80 btc at $10 for 160 eth at $5 per eth ($800)
You would owe 80($10-$5)*tax rate for btc doubling at the time of the eth transaction
Oct 30: sell 50 btc at $8
Here you owe for the profit made on the remaining 20 btc from oct 10th. 20(8-5)*rate. And get a credit report a loss for the 30 from the 20th. 30(8-10)*rate
Dec 20th - sell 160 eth for 16000 - $100 per eth.
You owe 160(100-5)*rate
Hope I didn't **** that up and hope it helps.
Tax man trying to hold us down from the gains!
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Looks like binance is back
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Originally Posted By nathangreen⏩
Samebinance just came back up for me. all of my coins are gone. plz just be a glitch and not a hack... RIP
But I unclicked Hide Small Assets and they re-appeared
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Originally Posted By refsum⏩
lol redBTC is going to wake up and murder all alts. XLM will be the first. It's growth is insane
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