Well.   Perhaps, egg on my face, again?

I may have read too much into your statement of "You can call me stupid" since I was understanding some variation of that statement to have had been some kind of a subtle hint that you might have had done some kind of a similar attempt to trade.. so yeah, from your response it seems that I was wwwwwwrrrroongg




In about the past 10 months, I have been doing three pushup sets per day, and one of the three pushup sets is purposefully slow, which I consider to be a kind of plank substitute, since I don't want to do planks.

The slow pushup sets tend to be between 20 and 25 pushups and usually between about 60 seconds and 105 seconds.

So far, I have not had any of my pushup sets that I could make last longer than 105 seconds.

After right around a year and a half of daily pushups, my normal pushup sets tend to usually be between 40 and 60 pushups and usually slightly less than 1 second per pushup, even though there is some variance in regards to the speed of my regular pushup sets.


It is not good to be talking about ways that guys might be able to break laws - even though jurisdiction have differing tax rules.. and so some of us might be able to do some kinds of things without tax consequences in some jurisdictions as compared with other jurisdictions. 

Accordingly,  there can be ways to convert and to hold in differing kinds of forms, which maybe would be holding on a private wallet rather than holding on an exchange.. ... so that you are holding in stable coins rather than holding in fiat or going through a bank.. yet at the same time, none of us should be completely assuming that our coins are anonymous when we are holding them in some stable coin, like the ones you mention USDT and/or USDC..... It just seems that more and more our abilities to transact without KYC is becoming more and more difficult, and the various stable coins are likely not helping in regards to some of the privacy matters.

In regards to your proposal of DCA out of your position until you get to 10% (or whatever might be your target to sell), I imagine that you are selling based on price rather than based on time, so maybe you are doing some kind of a price based laddering in which you sell a certain percentage each time at various price points until reach the 10%.. so maybe you sell something like 1% of your stash every time the BTC price goes up $5k starting from a certain price point (like starting at around $130k) and then by the time the BTC price reaches $180k, you would have had made all 10 of your sales.. something like that... and then you can transfer to a wallet that allows you to hold Tether, for example.  Doesn't Aqua wallet allow to hold Tether? I had heard some others that allow the holding of Tether, but i had not been using any of those wallets, so far.

If you are holding on an exchange that does not do KYC, then those exchanges are fairly rare.. and I don't even know which ones don't require KYC anymore.  They all seem to be catching the KYC bug... and surely I personally don't like how extensive and widespread some of this KYC requirements have gotten... but it is not a new thing that more and more exchanges require various levels of KYC that seem to be becoming more and more onerous, and I have gone through a lot of that too... and frequently I had considered having various ways that we can peer to peer transact as possible ways to side-skirt some of the KYC matters, but that might not be so helpful if you are merely wanting to hold in cash/dollar equivalents without necessarily transacting with it. I personally try to support transacting with my bitcoin, even though for me, it seems rare to be finding folks to transact in the real world even though I will frequently ask:  "do you take bitcoin?"    especially when it is a BIGGER ticket item and we are haggling about price, whether phone or appliances related, or car rental or restaurants or even some smaller consumption items (haggling about perfumes and cosmetics in recent times.. but no bitcoin accepted even though they accepted Cash App which has bitcoin built within it).


invest in gold.

Holy shit.


That kind of an approach of mostly hanging onto a vast majority of the BTC stash has worked out berry berry good for me, too.

In essence, over the years, the cashing out of only small portions of the stash from time to  time has caused only small amounts of sales relative to the size of my BTC stash, so in essence the rolling over part (which has been something like 95% of the stash at each doubling point) has compounded nearly 9 times since 2015.  See the below overview.