Quote from: BitcoinTristate on December 21, 2013, 10:42:59 PM

Quote from: Deltron on December 21, 2013, 09:05:56 PM

I would be interested in something, but I'd need special accommodations as far as payment goes. I've just started getting into cryptos and I have no initial capital to invest in buying currency, so I'm stuck mining from the start. Because of this, I need my "landlord" to tax my earnings as payment, instead of getting paid up front. I personally feel this system of payment would be alot more lucrative for you. If you can offer me a rig that can bring me 0.1btc/day, why not tax me %10 of that per day.
It seems to me that most of the people who want to play in the crypto market are people that Wall St is leaving behind. There's a few people that have struck it rich over the past few years, and a few people that brought in tons of actual dollars, but I'm willing to bet from now on, the large majority of miners is going to be people that are actually relying on crypto's to help pay bills, and special payment procedures must be made for them, or they'll disappear altogether from trading cryptos and the entire market will be just for the big boys, much the same way that Wall St did.

Idk, just thinking out loud. Probably a big hole somewhere I'm missing.

Yeah because he could mine the coins himself =/

Yeah, there's no real reason for him to do this when he could just mine whatever coin he wants himself rather than work with the complicated "tax" system as you describe. Also OP wants to be paid in LTC so yeah it doesn't work out unless you get him to mine LTC at which point he's still better off on his own.