Quote from: philipma1957 on December 03, 2023, 11:28:32 PM

if a guy is holding 50 coins from a block he hit in 2011. He wants to cash a few in 2011 that block was worth under 500 bucks and he reported hitting the block in 2012 paid his tax.In the USA 🇺🇸 if he held it to now he owes no tax.

How does taxation work there? In my country, the state is supposed to take a fraction of your net profit. It doesn't matter when you mined it, as long as when you sold it, it was worth $40k per coin.

Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 05:54:13 PM

I don't get this: if you send your non taxable coins through a mixer, how do you prove it's non taxable?

You make it sound as if the tax office is searching for blockchain evidence. Which government department does that?

Quote from: Hueristic on Today at 07:32:10 PM

So Dash is banned right?

That shitcoin's still alive?

Quote from: royalfestus on Today at 07:39:35 PM

How can something not be illegal and the law enforcement is going after it? I dont understand something here

Long story short: the law enforcement goes after illegal mixers. Not all mixers operate illegally (the feds have admitted that themselves), but according to the admin's judgment, it isn't worth the risk posed to him, the users promoting mixers, and the forum as a whole to continue endorsing the promotion of sites which turn out to be illegal.

That's how I interpret it. BTW, it happened completely voluntarily according to theymos, no agents contacted him. So, it's done as precaution. Let's not take further precautions voluntarily, please.