Quote from: bspus on August 24, 2016, 04:27:57 AM

Quote from: Evil-Knievel on August 23, 2016, 08:02:30 PM

They were indeed moved elsewhere!
I just want to point out what most people forget: No matter who holds, receives or earns BTC ... in all cases taxes have to be paid. That means income taxes, VAT, and some other minor crap which means that half of the BTC are essentially gone by the beginning of the next year. Holding BTC imho is very risky business. The taxes are calculated based on the value the coins had at the time they were received. If the value of BTC drops by 50% it essentially means you're broke, because (as I said) the taxes will be calculated from the original value (before the drop) and you have to suddenly sell all of your BTC (or if you're unlucky even more) to cover the tax debts. Wink

You actually pay taxes for your bitcoin in the US? How can they prove you own an address?
Even if they know of elastic and the donation address, its a lost cause the moment you move them.

even he does not move the bitcoin, what you can do? you have no access to the btc any more.