The new team is awesome.

The masternode build is solid. Running strong over 5 days with NO reconnection issues, restart required or watchdog expired!!
Only this and one other MN I have, have no issues, all others are a constant hassle.

Rewards are setup nicely for this to keep the value of the coin high. Lyra2z Algo is awesome for miners in power consumption and ASIC resistant.
Coin has been Respawned with a solid structure and no fake promises. I'm liking what I see so far!

Check first page, but -p d=20 good too for you on  x16r

Is something going on? Should I stop buy CrowdCoin or still keep buying?

I will not wait on May 15th. I managed to sell the CRC masternode and exchange it for INN masternode without additional payments, since the rate was the same 4 days ago.

I think that the Innova (INN) coin is much more promising and to create MN needed 1000 coins. In a year, let's see if this was the right decision.

My opinion is that the 1080 is a bad decision, especially if you can get the 1080ti for only an additional few hundred bucks. The 1080ti has better hashrate for density and has the best power efficiency ratios. Not to mention that it has more resale value in the long run.

I highly recommend that you do the math first.

1080 better

US laws do not applicable to you.If you follow your country law you are safe
The rules, if any apply to buyer in that country

On your end, I think you'd have to pay the tax whenever it is you normally file your taxes.  If I were to buy or sell bitcoin in the US, I'd declare it in April as either capital gains or miscellaneous income.  I don't know how it works in Latin America.  I don't think you have to immediately pay the tax.  But the bitcoin you have from mining is income for you, so your government (I assume) expects you to pay taxes on that.  Most people don't, but when you don't you're risking getting fined for not doing so or possibly going to jail. 

Yes, I'd advise you to talk to an accountant.  Don't rely on me or anyone else here for rock solid advice.  I'm not an accountant and certainly don't know the rules for where you're at.  Good luck.

Yep, it's totally legal at least in the US, as long as you pay taxes on it.  If you don't, that's a problem in the eyes of the IRS but the buying of it from a person in S. America (or anywhere else) is legal.  Bitcoin isn't illegal in the US as you probably know, and in fact there are US-based exchanges like Coinbase that are major dealers.