Bitcointalk Username: okala
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Hey, you can read @Ratimov's tutorial - [Tutorial] Crypto taxes for beginners

To answer your question, yes you can spend your crypto you've held for over a year and be subjected to long term capital gains tax.

If I am not mistaken, what you sell/move is what's subjected to tax. The balance you held isn't. The problem here is when your BTC will be sent to the recipient's address and to a change address which you also own. 

To make things simple for you, it would be wise to have a separate wallet for BTC you plan to hold for long term and those you plan on spending short term.

I filled the form for second week but I think this should be confirmed before it's too late. What was the last thing Amepay team said to you about this situation Small Rabbit?

They paid first week with no problems, why do they hesitate about second week? I thought this campaign would run 2 to 3 weeks because ICO needs marketing before it is over. I wouldn't think they damage their reputation after all these hype and campaign in Bitcointalk. You know things are serious here, when a project goes bad way, people do their research and mark projects as scam and it affects whole team's reputation. They don't want this to happen.

Patiently waiting for good news from you Small Rabbit. Good luck to other participants as well.

Bitcoin is a form of 'money' that's not vulnerable to physical thefts as we all know, it can't be of course, cause it's in a digital form, but it's pretty vulnerable to quite a lot of scams which results in theft/loss of Bitcoin, and many individuals wrongly believe that their funds are much better being vulnerable to govt manipulation and fiat inflation/depreciation, than taking up the responsibility of handling and controlling their funds that Bitcoin gives to them, and this misconception imo stems from the wrong presentation of Bitcoin in the news as an asset that can easily be stolen and lost to scammers.

I appreciate more topics such as this, that doesn't have as it's content a Bitcoin scam, a hardware wallet compromised, exchange hacked etc, let more users and newbies be aware of the fact that with just a little effort and responsibility to their privacy and protection, they can keep their btc without losing it, and avoid fiat Inflation and devaluation via that process.