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Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

As per title, have we reached the bottom ?

Don't think we'll see the likes of $3200 ever again.

$5150 at time of posting.

Back in the mainstream media once more.

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Pintman Paddy Losty

Some of you may be aware that JohnnyFlash passed away on Sunday evening.

Believe it or not but he was actually a hodlr of BTC. He never believed in the whole thing (as he posted here ad naseum) but he did buy a modest amount early on. Sad that he never got to cash out. I hope he had the good sense to include the keys in his will to his two sons.

If he was still around I'm sure he'd be in here banging on about tether and scams accounting for the latest uptick.

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Yes something out of place in the Universe alright. I’ve a feeling there will be many new XRP etc bag holders after the next bull run. Human nature. The only friend I have who owns Bitcoin also owns XRP despite knowing nothing about XRP or Ripple. Only owns it because it seems cheap.

I think the Spark token airdrop might be influencing the price, could see a rise up until the 12th Dec and then a big sell off

Novogratz is saying $65,000 this cycle

Whelo79 wrote: »

****'s getting real!

$17,000 worth of real!

****'s getting real!

Lex Luthor wrote: »

then its time to sell if everyone is feeling excited

Even XRP has hit $0.30, something is wrong

Yes something out of place in the Universe alright. I’ve a feeling there will be many new XRP etc bag holders after the next bull run. Human nature. The only friend I have who owns Bitcoin also owns XRP despite knowing nothing about XRP or Ripple. Only owns it because it seems cheap.

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

then its time to sell if everyone is feeling excited

Even XRP has hit $0.30, something is wrong

Addison Fancy Macrame wrote: »

Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

Oh yes.

Is anyone else starting to become a bit excited?

Well, can't say I was expecting that LTC spike but I certainly enjoyed it.
I do need to move away from my very outdated mindset of BTC/Gold, ETH/Silver and LTC/Bronze mindset for my allocations though.

Str8outtaWuhan wrote: »

how kosher is this?

It's safe. Just make sure you use someone with a high feedback score and a high amount of trusted verifications.

tcawley29 wrote: »

Anyone else holding any ZIL these days? Thoughts?

Staking not as big now as a few weeks ago, it started @ 29% , now @ 21%

The gZil is massive incentive though

Could potentially double your account in 12 months in terms of quantity, not to mind potential growth

Str8outtaWuhan wrote: »

how kosher is this?

For Chuck Norris; very.

el diablo wrote: »

www.localbitcoins.net

how kosher is this?

Anyone else holding any ZIL these days? Thoughts?

Irish_rat wrote: »

Is bitcoin atms the only way around kyc. Their fees are ridiculous though

www.localbitcoins.net

unkel wrote: »

The Netherlands have no CGT at all.

Same for NZ.

unkel wrote: »

The Netherlands have no CGT at all.

If I get it right, there is no CGT because they have a wealth tax instead. I.e. each year you are taxed 1.2% of your net assets value (excluding your primary residence and any amount below 20000 euros).

If that is correct it is pretty crap for a crypto holder, as it means every year you have to hand out 1.2% of the euro value of your holdings to the taxman (even if you haven’t disposed of those assets).

Edit: this seems to confirm it: https://www.expatbriefing.com/country/netherlands/taxation/investment-taxation-for-expats-in-the-netherlands.html

Irish_rat wrote: »

Is bitcoin atms the only way around kyc. Their fees are ridiculous though

Are you trying to completely avoid KYC or are you just having a problem meeting exchange requirements?

unkel wrote: »

The Netherlands have no CGT at all.

Be right back I'm booking my plane ticket

The Netherlands have no CGT at all.

frag420 wrote: »

Has anyone used their revolute app to buy crypto currencies?

I want to dabble a little and it seems straight forward but I want to hear what others think first!?

Any advice appreciated,

You’re not actually buying the cryptocurrency, just an IOU from Revolut. If you want exposure to the price swings in crypto it’s fine, but it’s not actually crypto and you can’t withdraw or send it.

frag420 wrote: »

Has anyone used their revolute app to buy crypto currencies?

I want to dabble a little and it seems straight forward but I want to hear what others think first!?

Any advice appreciated,

Nah just use coinbase

I can give you a referral link that gives us both €9 in bitcoin when you make your first purchase of €90

Has anyone used their revolute app to buy crypto currencies?

I want to dabble a little and it seems straight forward but I want to hear what others think first!?

Any advice appreciated,

I use coin stats

Dohnjoe wrote: »

Blockfolio for the portfolio and CMA app for quickly checking prices

Thank you

One More Toy wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a good portfolio app for android? Tia

Blockfolio for the portfolio and CMA app for quickly checking prices

Can anyone recommend a good portfolio app for android? Tia

Lex Luthor wrote: »

been trying to get some info on the whole Portugal CGT exempt and its a bit confusing, however have yet to find somewhere where it states its 0% CGT

https://www.blevinsfranks.com/news/article/Portugal-capital-gains-tax#:~:text=Capital%20gains%20tax%20for%20Portuguese%20residents&text=Shares%2C%20securities%20and%20bonds%20are,actually%20quite%20generous%20for%20residents.

As I understand, Portugal does have CGT, but it doesn’t apply to crypto as it is not considered an asset for the purpose of CGT calculation. Would have to be verified though.

There are also quite a few countries in the world (including some in Europe) which don’t have CGT at all, in these the situation would be more clear. Singapore would be a nice one to live in IMO, but I don’t know how easy it would be to become a resident there.

been trying to get some info on the whole Portugal CGT exempt and its a bit confusing, however have yet to find somewhere where it states its 0% CGT

https://www.blevinsfranks.com/news/article/Portugal-capital-gains-tax#:~:text=Capital%20gains%20tax%20for%20Portuguese%20residents&text=Shares%2C%20securities%20and%20bonds%20are,actually%20quite%20generous%20for%20residents.