pioneerpro wrote: »
pioneerpro wrote: » Every post I've made today outside of this thread and in the last few months has been in Share Picks or similar threads in Investments and Markets. Picks, DD, my entry points and sell prices on certain stocks, redacted pictures of my port - the whole shebang. In short, jump into my post history and fill your boots son I'm here for the memes and the crypto discussion, not rolling around in the mud with single-agenda windbags.
dirk_dangler wrote: » pioneerpro claims to be trading crypto since 2017 and works in the blockchain field, they are a expert in everything, they then posted and deleted a photo of a certificate of completion of a Australian high school course in blockchain, date 2018, so a high school teenager, probable still a teenager in 2021, mummys little crypto trader putting his pocket money into crypto, ahh bless. Has come guns blazing several times at Chainlink and everytime was shown up as clueless, this expert has failed to give a single crypto pick never mind a reason why it will succeed. Mummys little crypto trader while no doubt enthusatic, is ultimately clueless.
Whelo79 wrote: » I've no idea how some of you have the time. Surely there's better things to be doing?
Deleted User wrote: » Some seriously fragile egos about
Hoboo wrote: » Anyone worth their salt has better things to be doing.
Whelo79 wrote: » I've no idea how some of you have the time. Surely there's better things to be doing? !
Whelo79 wrote: » To steal a phrase from another poster, there's a lot of little dick energy floating around in here. I've no idea how some of you have the time. Surely there's better things to be doing? Lots of salt and shade from the 'non investors' Meeeooow Imagine being so salty, that not only do you attack the poster conversing with you, you actually trawl through all the posts of the people who liked said person's post. H-il-ar-ious!
mdmix wrote: » To be fair, you were shilling hex pretty hard to the point a few people asked you to start a new thread and keep it off here. You did manage to pull a few boards users in at the top too
Whelo79 wrote: » You are confusing projects, I've never shilled or owned HEX. Axion is my main holding, and if anyone who bought into the project is doing what the project is supposed to do, they are receiving free BTC several times a week. I've received several thousand dollars in interest through the project, without having to relinquish any of my original holdings. The drop in price for AXN is of little relevance to me right now. If the price was higher I would be getting more BTC a week in dividends. The price when my staking term ends is what matters. But by the time my stakes end I will have received several multiples of my initial investment amount. Bull or bear, dividends keep coming in with Axion.
pioneerpro wrote: » Is staking really worth the time paying 52% tax against the APR on volatile coins? Fair enough, I know many may tend to not report such earnings, but my CGT returns have to remain squeaky clean as also involved in stocks/REITs/ETFs.
[Deleted User] wrote: » This is news to me. I presumed it fell under CGT. Does it count as income instead?
ConseyMan wrote: » Hey Any of you guys tried staking Matic on Aave? What's the best way to get Fiat into Matic and on into Aave? While avoiding fees as mush as possible, particularly Eth gas fees.
AtticusFinch86 wrote: » Its taxed as income when you receive it. When you later sell/dispose it, its taxed under cgt.
joeyboy11 wrote: » Was lurking and posting here a few months ago and just had a peep today and see things have really heated up ha I put 15k usd on tfuel hoping it might 2-4x in the weeks leading up to main net 3.0. Say a prayer for me dirk. If it works out I’ll buy a heavy bag of rose and stake it.
Irish_rat wrote: » Nice, you'll be getting roughly 30% APY from 30th June onwards. Not sure how much tfuel you ended up with!
Shedite27 wrote: » That doesn't sound right, is that a proper tax opinion? I don't stake and have never looked into it, but I'd have thought it's either income when you recieve the staked coins, or CGT on the profit when you sell the staked coin. If you get a staked coin of $10 value, then you should pay income tax on $10 income. If you sell that staked coin at $12, the CGT is only on the $2. If the staked coin is valued at $0, then you don't get hit with income tax (as you've received something worthless.
AtticusFinch86 wrote: » Yes, when you receive the interest on the stakes coin (i.e. more ciloins) its taxed under income tax rules ay the value of the coin received e.g.10e When you the sell those coins, they are then taxed under cgt rules. The "cost" of the coins will be the value of the coins when you received them I.e. 10e I dont know if revenue have issued specific guidance on stakes coins, but that's generally how assets and their related dividends/interest are treated. So I dont see why crypto would be any different
wotzgoingon wrote: » Can anyone predict if BTC will rise rapidly in the future? I know nobody can predict it but I'm just wondering will it rise to the moon or has it had it's day?