Oh, your firm is LLP then yes, you can surely go for an exchange corporate account.

Your CA is right, as I said in the last paragraph, you need to enter into an agreement with your client. It doesn't have to be in any specific format. Just details like the project duration, the specifics of the project, consideration to be received and the fact that consideration will be paid in bitcoin. Type all these details in a text file, tell the client to sign the printed document with his name, scan the document and send that back to you. Then you sign on the same document and hold it as the proof. After that, issue taxable invoice to your client every month (with GST), pay GST to the government on the portal. If you are able to do these steps then there is nothing to worry.

You can proceed without the signed agreement as well because paying income tax and filing return don't require you to provide the agreement. But that would be risky thing to do. In case authorities make any query, you should have ready document with you to show. So I would suggest you to only proceed if client is ready to sign the contract.

Hello James,
Since you are not doing anything illegal, there is nothing to fear of. You are simply accepting a tech outsourcing project so taking payment in bitcoin shouldn't be the problem at all as long as you are paying tax on the income.

Since, you are receiving $6K per month, you will be covered both under income tax act as well as GST Act. Hence, you have to pay GST on services as well. Get GST number asap and deposit tax periodically after consulting with a CA.

I have a question for you, what is the legal status of your startup? Have you registered it as a company? If not, then you can't open corporate account on Zebpay or Giottus. Corporate accounts are only available for companies. If you have unregistered firm then it's better if you make an individual account on Zebpay (or any other exchange), sell your bitcoin proceeds on exchange, receive INR in your bank account, show INR receipts as your income, pay salaries out of your bank account, show salaries as your expense and pay income tax on net proceeds as business income.

And no need to worry about showing source of income. Just get a contract signed by you and the UK party detailing total project duration, total money receivable, fact that money will be received in bitcoin, etc.. Also regularly issue invoice to the UK Party. These all would be enough in case authorities inquire about your business.

Back at the second halving there were tons of Antminer S4/S5 that were all sold cheap. I bought a few of them to play around with the firmware. Was able to undervolt it and make it run fairly quiet. Then 6 months later or so I just sold them on Craiglist for $50 or so.

At first I though it was a waste of time because they would never turn a profit and I will get lowballs for $10 however to my surprise they all sold. To avoid headaches I even put a disclaimer saying that these are for hobby use only, they won't turn a profit because they consume more electricity than they make in BTC. People understood and they wanted to buy it anyways.

So for $50 or so, you can probably find a buyer. Just don't expect to get $300 for them.

Hey everybody, been a while since I have been around. I had a pretty poor experience with the last coin I worked on, but I want to try again!

So, I have a website which basically functions as a coin index. Currently it pulls data from coinmarketcap, aggregates it together and divides by any divisor that is entered. There is also a decent amount of customization that is available. For example adding individual coins, organizing by market cap, organizing by token etc etc.

Anyway I don't really know what to do with the site. I also don't have the time to work on it and promote it as much as I would like. Thats where you come in! I am really open to move this in any direction, either starting a token, monetizing the website, keeping it informational whatever. I really just want it to go to good use because frankly I think it is pretty cool.

For anybody curious the website is https://daoment.com/

If this is the ANN it should be on the Announcement section. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0.

Is this a new bitcoinmixer? As a new bitcoin mixer I think lower the minimum btc to send.

This is not the proper board. Kindly re-open your thread here.

Minimum btc to send is 0.02? That's too high, in my opinion.



How much is the maximum btc we could mix?

Do you have btc reserves at your disposal? If yes, how much? Can you sign a message and show proof to us?

With all due respect and with no intention of trying to tint your ANN. I think this is exaggerated given that you service is still new in the game. If you want to win people's trust, you have to stay true and realistic.
Otherwise, site is good. Hopefully the Official Tor Mirror is availed soon too.

Hi,

It might be a good idear to lock one of these threads:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5133137
or
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5133139

It's frowned upon when you make duplicate threads (unless you're posting translations in the regional subforums)...

That being said... I do have some remarks:
1) why are you using cloudflare's SSL certificate? You realise they're basically a MITM?
2) how can you say you're the most trusted when your domain was registered less than a month ago?
3) you're not the cheapest in the market... I know i'm wearing chipmixer's sig, and i get payed by them, but they charge 0% fee if you tailor your inputs correctly... There are also other competitors of yours that charge 0.5%.

Don't take this the wrong way tough... You have a nice site, and i wish you the best of luck, my critisism was meanth to set you on the right track, not to stop you from running your business

This is one of the best site that I can offer you themerkle.com. I have been reading crypto news here for the last 3 years.

If cointelegraph's website isn't even good then why do you think their telegram group would any be better? I took a look at it and my guess was right it was only their channel to promote links of their news article. It's even worst for coinnewschannel's TG group as aside from news links they also have links from airdrops and other promotions which isn't a goo idea. OP would only be wasting his time here with their Clickbaity articles. I'll still go to r/Bitcoin or r/Cryptocurrency in Reddit to get my news, at least they provide direct links from media sources not related to crypto news directly.

So what kind of crypto news that will make you satisfy and which crypto news sites that does not satisfy you? It should be explained in more details as most crypto news sites are similar one to another.
You should answer it first before others give you a suggestion as people may suggest the ones that you are not satisfied with.