Wie hier https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5367959.0 bereits beschrieben, suche ich einen kostenloses Tracker der mir anzeigt welche damalige Transaktion (bspw. Kauf) nun genau zu einem speziellen Verkauf von Coins gehört. 
Ich würde dann gerne manuell vergleichen, ob Lifo oder Fifo besser wäre.

Bei Koinly sehe ich folgendes:
https://imgur.com/a/0nbVzN9


gerne würde ich sehen, ob der Profit /Verlust nun bei der Steuer zu betrachten ist oder nicht und auf welche Transaktion(en) sich die Kostenbasis bezieht, danke.

Right now I am using koinly and the free version only shows you the price you paid for the coin. But I need to see also the date(s) of the purchase(s)

Es gibt ja einige Orte an denen man keine Steuern zahlen muss. Siehe https://cryptobriefing.com/the-top-15-crypto-friendly-tax-havens/.

Ist eine Vorraussetzung dass man dort sein Wohnsitz hat bzw. dort gemeldet ist? Ist es möglich einen Wohnsitz in dieser Steueroase zu haben und einen zweiten in Deutschland?


Hat sich jemand schonmal damit beschäftigt und kann Tipps geben? Oder gibt es jemanden der sich austauschen oder gemeinsam recherchieren will?

And where ?

Do you think he does it because he wants to make money? Do you think he speculates with Dogecoin?

I am wondering if he will keep tweeting about after the bull market is over.

I want to sell my s9 which I did not use for more than 1 year. 1 fan is already broken and I think to remember that at least one hashboard was broken too.
I only want to test them (maybe 1 hours at max) but I only have 3 PCI connectors (1 for the hashboard). Are there risks? Will it work? I thought about testing one hashboard with 2 connectors, turning the psu off and then again with one connector to have the hasboard fully tested.

Thank you

Hello,

I would like to find out the cheapest solution to do this. I know there are free VPNs but the Problem is that I will not be able to connect to the miners interface (at least I did not found out how). The best option for me would be one that does not require a normal pc, but something small ( I need to do this for more miners which are located in a different location)

Thank you

The r4 really seems to be a very good option. Are there similar miners with such a sound level? they can also be bigger in hight

Currently I have the antminer s9. I also plan to buy other miners so If you can recommend some, it would be appreciated a lot.

My only requirements are actually that I can run the miners quietly and that they do not take up much space. Also the price per TH is important.
I do not care so much about energy efficiency though

@NotFuzzyWarm do you mean something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCGLGXyBhNE I think this would be too big, I should be able to put it into a 45x30x40cm bag. Since the APW3++ would also be too loud I am thinking about a sound isolating box

How many fans / how much airflow do the fans need to produce in total in order to operate the miner at full capacity but so that it is quiet? How should I place the fans? I know, I need to build a custom metal case in which I place the hash boards.

Thanks

Hello miners,

is it ok put the power supply very close to the miner? In newer models from Bitmain for example they always do it like that, but not in older models, why? I read somewhere that it is also harmful to place the PSU very close to the miner, so why is Bitmain doing it right now?

Thanks

Would be really interesting to know if you guys are legit

Dzien dobry,

do you still have something left from the 3m Novec fluid?