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Bancos buenos en españa por criptoventas?
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FriendlyAlliance
on 17/11/2021, 14:51:31 UTC
Hola,

Cuales bancos en España son los mejores para retiros de intercambios y que no te molesten?

Hay alguna diferencia entre usar una intercambio española o extranjero?
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Re: Expertos de impuestos y / o contables en Madrid?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 11/11/2021, 12:10:58 UTC
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No sé si alguien en Madrid te podrá referenciar unos asesores de la ciudad. Lo que sí se ha de tener cura con quien se elige, dado que hay muchos iniciados que, según observo por diversos comentarios, realmente no dominan la situación bien. Aún sigo viendo asesores que en sus comentarios ponen que sólo se declara en el momento de la venta, y esto depende de cómo se haya obtenido la criptomonedas, amén de todas las permutas realizadas al comprar/vender criptomonedas (aunque sea por ejemplo vender BTC para comprar ETH, o vender ETH para comprar un token, sin conversión a fiat).

A su vez, si no has estado has estado residiendo en otro país, es un factor a desgranar en términos de qué has de tributar en qué país.

Hay unos que están en Zaragoza cuyos videos los encuentro muy didácticos, y donde hay gente que parece dominar bien el tema. Esto no es una recomendación directa (y además no están en la cuidad que quieres – pero puede que no haga falta contacto físico), pero sí cuanto menos se podría explorar la opción y ver sus videos:
https://www.youtube.com/c/LorenteyLorenteZaragoza/videos


Mi situación es que estoy pagando impuestos a otro país hasta fin de año y luego estoy tratando de cambiar mi residencia fiscal a España para el próximo año.

Cree que tendré una "pizarra limpia" para el sistema fiscal Español en ese momento?

Por ejemplo, si retiro mis criptos de intercambios durante este año a la billitera Trezor, debería quedar libre de 720, etc., correcto?


Gracias por el consejo para el canal de Youtube, parece una empresa bueno!

...

Y si alguien conoce buenos abogados o contadores de criptos en Madrid, házmelo saber!
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Re: Expertos de impuestos y / o contables en Madrid?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 11/11/2021, 11:57:43 UTC
⭐ Merited by Csmiami (1)
Por 90 Euros en esta web de forma online puedes consultar lo que quieras sobre fiscalidad de criptomonedas.

https://www.asesoriacriptomonedas.com/

A primera vista esto parecía realmente bueno...

... Pero cuando miras más de cerca, se supone que la firma está en Madrid y hay una ubicación en el mapa que muestra Londres - Y sobre la firma la sección está llena de "Lorem Ipsum"

No estoy seguro de poder confiar en una empresa que no puede hacer que su sitio web sea correcto  Roll Eyes
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Re: Expertos de impuestos y / o contables en Madrid?
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FriendlyAlliance
on 10/11/2021, 21:54:58 UTC
Si estás a punto de mudarte a España, quizá te interese más mudarte a Portugal durante 6 meses y tributar allí. Según parece, en este país la compraventa de criptomonedas directamente no tributa, mientras que en España la situación no está tan clara debido a una legislación ampliamente interpretable.

Gracias por su respuesta!

Tengo otras razones por estar en Madrid y lo se el situación en Portugal pero no quiero vivir allí
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Expertos de impuestos y / o contables en Madrid?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 10/11/2021, 14:35:28 UTC
⭐ Merited by DdmrDdmr (6)
Estoy un extranjero quien esta a punto de mudarse a España

Acabo de leer del sitio web de koily.io sobre la ley actual sobre criptomonedas y estoy confundido   Huh

Alguien conoce a algún experto al que pueda consultar sobre impuestos (y cómo pagar lo menos posible) en Madrid?
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¿Experto de impuestos y contable en Madrid?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 10/11/2021, 14:17:43 UTC
Hola!

Estoy un extranjero y mudarme en Madrid pronto.

Acabo de leer del sitio web de koily.io sobre la ley actual sobre criptomonedas y estoy confundido  Huh

Alguien conoce a algún experto al que pueda consultar sobre impuestos en Madrid?
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 17/10/2017, 03:22:07 UTC
I just had an idea..

Tradingview is probably getting noticed by more and more cryptocurrency enthusiast as a "part of the kit" platform for more professionally minded and hobbyists alike.

For those who are not aware, Tradingview is standard platform for stocks, forex etc. markets and also has cryptocurrencies BTM ticker at Poloniex included and the chat is absolutely buzzing.

Now, I'm not exactly sure if Bitmark could be applied interfacing with their account id systems at all...

But I've got an inkling that they are eager to get crypto trading possibilities right into their platform.
This would mean that they might be planning or at least interested in an idea to link their platform to blockchains in a way that at least on some level each user might have reputation system connectable layer.
Don't they accept BTC for subscription payment already?

Tradingview currently uses likes and follows like so many other platforms out there, which could be an incentive for them to offer users a degree of chance to earn money for creating quality ideas (shared chart analysis'). Monetizing this space could give Tradingview more paid subscribers in return in order to make business sense out of this. And the rest of the standard selling points for this type of coin!

I know it sounds like a long shot to some, and possibly is, but just throwing it out there out of curiosity  Grin

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Re: tax on bitcoin profits in spain (and other EU countries)?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 02/10/2017, 12:30:04 UTC
I thought the EU was supposed to be all united and stuff. It's bizarre how different tax treatments are especially when people can just move.

If I had enough BTC I'd definitely relocate for as long as it took to pay the tax if I needed to cash out. If I'd held for less than a year I'd head to the Netherlands. The capital gains there is less than 2%.

EU is not supposed to be all united, well, apart from pro EU Federal State neoliberal corporatist's / bureaucrats kind of people's dreams.

European nations have their own long term traditions of law, economic policies, culture and so on and to compare the states of the US are, even if thought of as local law sandboxes, still very much bound by the Federal jurisdiction.

EU citizens in most EU countries are generally quite in much of opposition to generalizing everything for everyone as it tends to benefit only few economies while others suffer as the last recession clearly showed. Re-nationalization is a strong movement in last few years to counter idealism which has not translated into practice - Namely as cultures and economies within the regions are vastly different and have minds of their own.


Majority of the people can't "just move" apart from their holidays.
Most people are still tied to local employment and thus very immobile.
Other limiting factors are language and cultural barriers that prevent ordinary people to make a leap.

Even if you could remove 10-20 % of taxation in some cases, you'd had to uproot your entire life, learn new language, etc.
Conformism, nationalism, comfort zones... Many reasons pile up to make it a very different zone that say, the US is, where you could hop State very easily as an average citizen.


Netherlands would make sense for some as you are right for capital gains being very low, but for instance, I'd rather pay 20% to Spain than 2% to Netherlands for the sole reason of weather, language, culture, choice of different cities, local climates, people's outlook on life etc.

The problem with most tax residency laws is that you actually have to spend more than 6 months in a year to keep on enjoying (or not) those levels of taxation... Chancing tax residencies is not a quick process of packing your bags and going to another country as the laws are bit more persistent than just booking a flight and going - Freedom of travel is an amazing thing, but tax laws are very different thing.
I hope this made sense to you and you'll have a better idea why things are the way they are Smiley
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Re: tax on bitcoin profits in spain (and other EU countries)?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 29/09/2017, 14:55:56 UTC

First, these are the Spanish lawyers who know the most about cryptos taxes. I may go to ask them in the future.

https://www.abanlex.com/areas-de-practica/derecho-de-internet/bitcoin-y-otras-criptomonedas/

As for what you are asking for Hacienda (the Spanish law department): investing in cryptos is like investing in forex, you only pay taxes on them when you convert them into Euros, because you may lose everything. There are some exceptions to this like the Impuesto del Patrimonio, but as far as what you are asking I think it will be enough to declare them when you convert them into euros.

That quote you put is the opinion of a lawyer, he says that you should pay taxes when you exchange cryptos for btc or the other way around, but Hacienda hasn’t means to check that nowadays.

This taxation is like when you buy and sell stocks or funds. You may have bought them at different times and prices, so if you sell part of your investment, the FIFO system applies.

If you are taking about a significant amount of money, it is worth spending a little bit asking abanlex lawyers.  For small amounts, if you pay taxes, Hacienda is not likely to mess with you.


This is the kind of clarification I was looking for!
I got a feeling the lawyer was talking about just his own opinion, but wasn't sure.

Having to do individual profit/loss calculation on each trade would be a monumental task to do and if it ever got to the point where a tax office would ask me the details, I'd perhaps print out several hundreds of pages of exchange transactions and let them figure it out themselves  Grin

To me it sounds most plausible that they won't bother if your income is not astronomical.

Thanks a lot for referring that firm, I've been looking for ones if I ever need some consultation in the future!  Smiley
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Re: tax on bitcoin profits in spain (and other EU countries)?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 28/09/2017, 19:39:10 UTC
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If you change from Bitcoin to another virtual currency
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In this case taxes would have to be paid for the profits of the operation, as there is a change in equity. Again, the difference between the value of buy and sell will be taken into account.

If this is true, being tax compliant in Spain becomes a hell for an active trader.

Strangely it contradicts somewhat with:

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Bitcoins operate through virtual wallets, which is where these virtual coins are stored. From a point of view of the taxation of the virtual currencies, these have no real value until you convert them to a national currency, that is, to euros in the Spanish case.

No real value before conversion to Euros, but liable to taxation in change of equity between cryptos.
I know some other European countries agreeing with the "no real money before converted" thinking, but sane enough not to say you need to announce profits trading between BTC/altcoin pairs. Can someone confirm this schizophrenic ruling? How in the world can they enforce it?

Quotes Chrome translated from this source:
http://www.bolsamania.com/declaracion-impuestos-renta/como-tributan-los-bitcoins-en-la-renta/



Adding to my earlier questions the link for the site provided by Don Pedro Dinero above:

(http://www.bolsamania.com/noticias/declaracion-renta/los-impuestos-del-bitcoin-y-el-ether-asi-tributan-operadores-mineros-y-comercios-que-trabajan-con-criptodivisas--2724307.html)

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The calculation of this equity gain is obtained from the difference between the acquisition value and the transfer value. The second "is very easy to calculate because it is what you get for the value of the bitcoins," clarifies De la Cruz. But the complication arises in the value of acquisition, since you may have bought criptomoneda at many different prices, so you must choose an accounting criterion to decide how much we paid in your day for each of the currencies we sell. The expert on legislation on blockchain recommends the FIFO system ("First in, First out"), that is to say, the first ones that enter are the first ones that come out, because "since the ultimate goal is speculation, just as in actions, it is better to apply the FIFO", he justifies. "Nor would it be a bad approximation to apply a weighted average price criterion. That is, take stock of the bitcoins that have been taken during the year and calculate the average purchase price, "adds De la Cruz.
There is a derivation of this subject that is the conversion of bitcoins to another criptomoneda of the universe of more than 300 'altcoins' that exist at present . "From my point of view, if you switch from bitcoins to ether, for example, I'm already making a pecuniary alteration," says Grant Thornton's lawyer. But the majority of those who liquidate the bitcoins only do so when they switch to euros, since it is when Hacienda has the reference that there has been an income in the bank account, an option that the specialist questions, since the criptomonedas do not enjoy of the profits of the investment funds , in which one can move from one to the other and the latent capital gains are maintained.

I'm still confused about value gained between alt transactions...

All my BTC purchases happened years ago with insignificant amounts and thus I'm not even interested in reporting deductions of sales.
If I became a tax resident in Spain, could I just simply report taxes simply by declaring capital gains tax on the BTC converted to Euros?

Can a Spanish resident trader simply sell BTC to EUR into bank account and just report that as capital gains and be done with it?

For me I couldn't justify residing in a jurisdiction which required me to report every single trade I've made between cryptocurrencies...

Anyone got a clue / where to get completely reliable information about this?
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Re: tax on bitcoin profits in spain (and other EU countries)?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 28/09/2017, 18:05:12 UTC
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If you change from Bitcoin to another virtual currency
...
In this case taxes would have to be paid for the profits of the operation, as there is a change in equity. Again, the difference between the value of buy and sell will be taken into account.

If this is true, being tax compliant in Spain becomes a hell for an active trader.

Strangely it contradicts somewhat with:

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Bitcoins operate through virtual wallets, which is where these virtual coins are stored. From a point of view of the taxation of the virtual currencies, these have no real value until you convert them to a national currency, that is, to euros in the Spanish case.

No real value before conversion to Euros, but liable to taxation in change of equity between cryptos.
I know some other European countries agreeing with the "no real money before converted" thinking, but sane enough not to say you need to announce profits trading between BTC/altcoin pairs. Can someone confirm this schizophrenic ruling? How in the world can they enforce it?

Quotes Chrome translated from this source:
http://www.bolsamania.com/declaracion-impuestos-renta/como-tributan-los-bitcoins-en-la-renta/
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Re: tax on bitcoin profits in spain (and other EU countries)?
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 28/09/2017, 17:39:56 UTC
the majority of countries in europe did not recognized bitcoin properly, and they still seems to ignore it, here in italy we don't have any regulation about bitcoin, and also appear to be no taxes to pay on capital gain unless you go above a threshold

i suspect other country just apply the usual capital gain when you trade, and for mining you can go ahead and ignore anything as long you don't convert, if you convert just declare what yo get in a year to avoid trouble

Hi, do you have any idea what is this "above a threshold" percentage in Italy exactly?

Non-regulated environment sounds interesting to me in short term (i.e. year 2018)!
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 26/09/2017, 16:40:09 UTC

Hear, Hear !!!

The trollbox is a much-loved, now missing feature in Poloniex. Marking made it that much more colorful ... I can understand their growing pains and temporarily re-tasking moderators to customer support.   But I agree that it is in their and their client's best interest to have a lively forum like it and that it drives interest in coins (in general ) _and_ drives up volume on the exchange.

And speaking of volume, BTM's can and has been known to spike very respectably.


Completely agree!

BTM has been stabilizing nicely lately, it went through consolidating triangle starting from mid August and now starting to look bullish after horizontal.

I've made 90% of my money in crypto by estimating long term patterns, buying the lows and holding until big multipliers.

Currently in comparison BTM looks very much like FLDC used to before it's pump from under 50 sats to 700-900 peak...
... Before that FLDC was a near consta-bear market since it was introduced to Polo.

Technical indicators on BTM including the chart promise similar kind of boom potential within next couple months and if it replicates similar market behavior as so many other long term bear bottom coins, it could be re-bought close to ATH or even break it. Technical potential is definitely there.

From fundamental side you'd need wallet fixed, trollbox re-initiated and/or Bittrex or other high volume exchange adopted it...
There isn't much downside apart from sudden delisting, which I think is unlikely if Polo is going to re-activate TB at some point.
Why would they get rid of one of the must fun aspects of the Trollbox?
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 26/09/2017, 10:13:54 UTC
You seriously think that Poloniex will ever fix their BTM wallet?  They won't.  If you think otherwise then why aren't you buying it at 2500 sats at Nova?  It is trading at 13378 sats on Poloniex.  So why aren't you guys buying all you can get on Nova?  I know you're not because the price isn't pumping there.  It is because you know that I am right.  You know that the wallet will never be fixed on Poloniex.  You know that you cannot really arbitrage it for hundreds of percentages.  So stop bashing me for saying so.  You need to just go to Nova and buy up hundreds of thousands of BTM if you really think it's going to go up huge.  But you won't do it, and I can see that you won't.

 Huh What is your problem?

First you pose as a developer, trying to lie this same old FUD point across.
We *know* the problems and risks involved. You don't need to spell it out every week.

Currently there is no arbitrage. That means prices can be vastly separate. No shit.
I would certainly buy more on Nova, but last time I tried to register there the registration didn't work.
If contrary to your negative beliefs (never say never in crypto  Roll Eyes) it gets fixed, low liquidity Nova will bought up in a day.

The project is still developed, Poloniex could up with their things to do, of which couple low volume coins wallets is *not* a top priority.

There are risks and potentially very great reward.
If you can't tolerate the risks involved, why do *you* bash others about their own investments and risk/reward strategies?


You are only here in hopes to push the price down - That's evident from your earlier post.

So all you offer is baseless FUD of your imagined worst case scenario that relies on the *slim* chance that nobody does absolutely nothing.

Assuming there Polo will never fix the wallet, BTM will never be accepted to another big exchange, Polo never re-initiates trolllbox...
... I'd never bet for all parties doing nothing if all of their history shows contrary.

And yes, I seriously think Poloniex might as well fix the wallet at some point, I think they could re-initiate trollbox as to my view it encourages higher amounts of trade volume each day, I think the dev team of BTM will eventually get the project to other exchanges and release something new and exciting. You are foolishly betting against *all* of these scenarios of which combined *something* is very likely to happen.

So please... Go FUD somewhere else, troll and let others make investments the way they want  Cheesy
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 25/09/2017, 16:21:16 UTC
I just got the official word from Poloniex.  They are going to de-list BTM.  They are frustrated with the downturn in volume and they have decided to invest their resources into other coins instead of trying to fix the broken BTM wallet.  If you check Coinmarketcap, you can see the BTM volume has gone way down in the last few days.  Novaexchange will be the only exchange that has BTM when the coming Poloniex de-listing occurs.  It is currently trading at about 2400 sats on Nova, with no upward movement in weeks.  All of you people who bought in at Nova expecting to make hundreds of %'s by arbitraging it on Poloniex are totally out of luck.  This is why you can't mess with broken wallet situations.  If you have too much hope that a certain wallet will be fixed you will end up holding big bags of junk.  Poloniex did not say what will happen to the coins that are on their exchange when the de-listing occurs, but since they do not plan to fix their wallet, I suppose the excess BTM will just be permanently stuck on Poloniex with no way to trade or withdraw it.

Hahaha good fake friend

 Cheesy Cheesy
+1

Poloniex doesn't give information of delistings to anyone, but in rare cases to the developers if they need to be involved in the process.

I haven't seen your account before in here and a developer would never go bash on traders if they were to announce a delisting.

So... Take your sorry ass FUD to some other threads fool  Roll Eyes  Grin
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 19/09/2017, 02:19:23 UTC
last night it was about 900 satoshi on nova exchange. hmmm... big question, it will go up or miners gonna dump Huh
 
What is the total being offered for sale ? I don't think there will be much at those prices !

There's about 3 BTC under current Poloniex price total so it's not much...
I would have gulped already if the site would have allowed me to register.

The macro market technicals to me is similar to pre-pump FLDC before it's first 700-900 sat peak from under 50 sat range.

Basically converted to fundamentals, all there needs to be is one single positive news event to cause it to rocket.

...

Funny situation with polo can not be solved in any way, this comedy has been going on for a long time. I have not seen a single exchange, which for so long can not solve wallet problems...

...

Which is exactly why this situation is so interesting.

Poloniex has added a few coins lately so we know that they are at least close doing functions related to wallets.

Maybe after some time they'll fix those broken wallets like Steem Dollars and Bitmark, which are both suffering from the situation (among others).

From Polo point of view it makes more sense to add some new markets and only after that start fixing the old imo.
The good news for me is that they are showing signs of being alive in there and working with wallets too.

Steem Dollars for example had a pump today at Bittrex, but Polo market remained mostly unreactive and prices are quite far away as there's no way to arbitrage them together...
I felt like an ass when I bought SBD couple weeks ago from Polo realizing that I couldn't withdraw the assets to Bittrex... But on the other hand, I might actually have an advantage once the market opens and I think it's similar with BTM.

The prices are a steal now (and stable too) when it comes to scenarios such as:

BTM being accepted to Bittrex, Poloniex re-initiating Trollbox, Poloniex fixing BTM wallet, some fundamental dev news
 ... virtually any other positive news. On the other hand what kind of things are there anymore against it?

Yeah, I see every now and then someone crying how things will be never fixed, which is a futile cry and when it comes to crypto space and scenarios above - rather unrealistic imo. Just hodl or quit - And if you feel like you want to do something I'm sure the devs would welcome some forms of help or just send some messages to Bittrex and plead them to add BTM.

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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 16/09/2017, 22:09:23 UTC
last night it was about 900 satoshi on nova exchange. hmmm... big question, it will go up or miners gonna dump Huh

I tried to register to nova exchange today for this, but seems like their registration is under maintenance...
What a pity - Such cheap prices!!
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 12/09/2017, 16:50:26 UTC
btm on polo never be fixed and no more news about new exchange... dev no action on polo

"never be fixed"  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
In my view, the market itself is doing rather great and there's much potential for huge uptrend.
Apart from your FUD, imagine a scenario where Polo wallet gets fixed and Bittrex adds BTM.
It would go chasing much higher prices than we've seen this year quickly.


Understandably Polo has pissed off many, but some are way too dramatic about it.

The reality is that Poloniex staff is likely drowning in a mountain of things to do.

There are other coins, like Steem Dollars, which is also stuck in the same situation.
Wallet being fixed on developers end, but Polo still not up to date with things to do.

Remember, it has taken Polo approximately 2 months to respond to simple support tickers.
Therefore I'd assume that this would be their general communications lag, including with things like restoring wallets.

If you think about it, having a few markets closed is a big problem for the projects themselves, sure.
And from the project developers and supporters point of view it's dramatic....
But I'd hardly imagine it would be high up in Poloniex' priorities task list to fix couple low volume coins withdrawal functionality comparing to other things they need to get done.

When you stop being dramatic for a while and have some perspective...
At least to me personally, the situation is way more promising with upside rather than doom and gloom you offer.
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 03/08/2017, 10:39:56 UTC
... The price is dirt cheap in my opinion.

Right now it's pretty much being ignored, being hanging low on the volume list with the exception of couple high volume days with some whale action.

Once it'll get back to being applied somewhere, it could moon hard.

I'm not saying it couldn't go back to 10k sats or slightly below, but again, if it gets adopted somewhere like Bittrex, among with masses of Polo trolls who are already familiar with ... well  Wink
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Re: Bitmark
by
FriendlyAlliance
on 03/08/2017, 10:30:30 UTC
Anyone knows why the price has drop that much?

Let me bite as no-one seems to...

BTM price went down due to general alt market crash simultaneously with every market dipping few weeks ago.

It didn't find the floor so high as Poloniex disabled Trollbox, Bitmark's only current practical application.

This plus the issues with the BTM network at the time shook the investor's confidence myself included.
However I'm personally expecting Bitmark to get to Bittrex and elsewhere in the future so I'm not one of the weak hands myself...

... Speaking of which, is there any ways to store BTM apart from Polo atm?


Fair analysis I would say.

Regarding issues with the network, it has been stable is being fairly mined, take a look at:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btm/#!extraction

As to how to store BTM ?   You can keep it on your own wallet, here is a link to the wallets for the major platforms and source code:
https://github.com/project-bitmark/bitmark/releases

Thank you very much!  Cheesy