Quote from: Theb on August 14, 2018, 02:22:43 PM

Quote from: Hedda Gabler on August 14, 2018, 02:12:24 PM

I have lost most of my money due to cryptocurrency, due to 1. CoinsMarkets theives, 2. Negative news 3. South Korea and China 4. Ignorant and negative news 5. Trolls on chatrooms giving bad investment advice 6. Laziness, not checking my funds daily. 7. Ignorant people negging and giving negative news about solid coin makers 8. Greedy coin makers screwing me over. 9. Warren Buffet. 10. Trump wanting to tax bitcoin holders.

2018 has been a relentless assault against crypto and a terrible year, it will be forever remembered as the year of the crypto crash.

So if I withdraw now, I will be poorer than last year. But if I hold I may be a millionaire in some years.

Nope do not think about the future here, as I said selling right now won't make a difference in your net worth if you are thinking for applying the benefit now. Tell me one more thing, is your income only coming from cryptocurrencies? You don't have any job or other things for you to earn?

Quote from: Hedda Gabler on August 14, 2018, 02:12:24 PM

If I speak to a Public Attorney will they keep my information confidential or tell the world I have a couple of cryptocoins?

Public Attorney or not any lawyers who have clients are bound to keep their information between them because they must practice Attorney-Client Privilege, even if the attorney is finished helping you they are still not allowed to disclose information to other people without your permission. To tell your the truth a lawyer will help you more in this case as I don't know the specific minimum numbers if you are eligible or not for the benefit.

Thanks. I have an off and on job where I get occassional payments in Paypal.
The verbiage on that is also confusing.
It says if I have extra income, as long as I spend it on vital things, such as food, a car, or business expenses or education, it doesn't count as income. Yet, it says if I have a job, I must report all my wages at the end of the month, as income, so they can reduce my ssi. So if it is not income if I spend it on stuff, why does it reduce my income. Doesn't make sense.