Not sure how it works but google tells me there is a bitcoin ATM in BangkokJJones wrote:I bought bitcoin from an exchange in Singapore. Everything was fine until the exchange cut their link to the banks. They now use some system that only residents of Singapore can use. I was given about ten days to get any cash out. I moved my coins to a Ledger Nano S.
I recently opened an account in Canada on an exchange. Today I looked and see they only deal in cash. So if I sell through them I have to go pick up the money and I am in Asia.
Does anyone know of a credible exchange in Asia in the event I want to cash out some of my investment? I would have to be able to link it up with a bank account. It seems this is getting more difficult as time goes by. I think the banks and governments want it that way.
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https://coinatmradar.com/country/211/bi ... -thailand/
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It is easy to find bitcoin ATMs from particular country, e.g. bitcoin ATM in Canada, or around a given city, e.g. bitcoin ATM in London.
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Bitcoin machine gives an easy and fast way to buy and sometimes sell bitcoins for cash. Asking yourself where is bitcoin ATM near me? Use our map to find closest locations.
Among other details provided you can find online prices, bitcoin ATM fees and limits for many bitcoin machines.
It is easy to find bitcoin ATMs from particular country, e.g. bitcoin ATM in Canada, or around a given city, e.g. bitcoin ATM in London.
Don't know how to use a bitcoin ATM? Start with our tutorials: How to use bitcoin ATM for buying bitcoins and How to sell bitcoins for cash using bitcoin ATM.
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Bitcoin ATM's have extremely high fees. They are really a source of amusement rather than a serious place to deal in bitcoin. Not possible to deal in tens of thousands or dollars through these machines.
For US taxes, if you're in the 15% or lower income tax bracket, then your long term capital gains tax rate is 0%. So it still would matter if one's alleged capital gains were short or long term.gavinmac wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong I got a D- in Basic Income Taxation in law school (true story).
It looks to me that if your joint/combined adjusted gross income is under $75,900 per year then you're in the 15% tax bracket, which is what the tax on long term capital gains is. So it wouldn't matter if you sold it as a short term or long term gain.
Bitcoin transactions cost about 26 USD per transaction now, and the network is able to process about 14 transactions per second.
If that's the future, I prefer the past....
If that's the future, I prefer the past....
universal crash today still crashing https://coinmarketcap.com/coins/
only explanation i can see is https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... cember-low
which doesnt say much new
also korea crackdown https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... cember-low
only explanation i can see is https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... cember-low
which doesnt say much new
also korea crackdown https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... cember-low
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There is too much FUD news being blindly copied and distributed by mainstream media. Either because they are plain stupid or banks and governments feel to start uneasy by the threat of cryptocurrencies. The market is not yet mature so any news will easily cause ripples, either up or down. Let's see how it turns out.
Some perspective:
There is too much FUD news being blindly copied and distributed by mainstream media. Either because they are plain stupid or banks and governments feel to start uneasy by the threat of cryptocurrencies. The market is not yet mature so any news will easily cause ripples, either up or down. Let's see how it turns out.
Some perspective:
cracked the 10000 >> $9402.29
and still crashing https://coinmarketcap.com/coins/
and still crashing https://coinmarketcap.com/coins/
no replying to those who misinterpret/misread what i write. this aint kindergarten
If you haven't cashed it, now is the timesociopath wrote:cracked the 10000 >> $9402.29
and still crashing https://coinmarketcap.com/coins/
Or not...
That's the thing with cryptos lol
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That's the thing about stocks... People are trading these thinking they're holding something special, when I personally don't see the difference between trading a CC and a normal stock/option. I traded stocks on a daily basis for ten years and imo you have to treat CCs the same way. Haven't bought any and don't plan to, nor do I regret not buying any in 2013 when a friend kept telling me about them.
One difference. In 100 years time, and most probably a lot sooner, the value of Bitcoin will be 0. Some stocks will still have value. The bitcoin has been so badly designed it will be overrun by newer generation CC, if CC will ever kick off.LexusSchmexus wrote:That's the thing about stocks... People are trading these thinking they're holding something special, when I personally don't see the difference between trading a CC and a normal stock/option. I traded stocks on a daily basis for ten years and imo you have to treat CCs the same way. Haven't bought any and don't plan to, nor do I regret not buying any in 2013 when a friend kept telling me about them.
I've looked into quite a few of the new "alt coins" and from what I can see very few of them actually have the potential to do anything worthwhile. Ethereum seems to be better built than bitcoin but ripple(xrp) I believe has the most potential as in being worthwhile. Hopefully could give swift transfers a run for their money, can't stand their fees. 2 million dollars worth of xrp was traded in one transaction awhile ago and cost 0.25 xrp, which at the time was around 30 cents, and took a total of 8 mins end to end.Kachang wrote:One difference. In 100 years time, and most probably a lot sooner, the value of Bitcoin will be 0. Some stocks will still have value. The bitcoin has been so badly designed it will be overrun by newer generation CC, if CC will ever kick off.LexusSchmexus wrote:That's the thing about stocks... People are trading these thinking they're holding something special, when I personally don't see the difference between trading a CC and a normal stock/option. I traded stocks on a daily basis for ten years and imo you have to treat CCs the same way. Haven't bought any and don't plan to, nor do I regret not buying any in 2013 when a friend kept telling me about them.
The big crash is because China, a huge segment of the crypto currency market, is planning to shut it down.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 61721.html
All those guys who have been using it to get their money out of the country are cashing in. If other countries get the same idea then that could pretty much be the end of crypto until bank with the right a government support steps in with a new one.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 61721.html
All those guys who have been using it to get their money out of the country are cashing in. If other countries get the same idea then that could pretty much be the end of crypto until bank with the right a government support steps in with a new one.
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