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[ANN]ProjectETH+ - pill for ETH|RVN|ETC [Windows|Best results]
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webtaxi
on 19/11/2020, 06:30:27 UTC
{New project for hashrate up on miners, absolute free, development of the project idea "ETHlargement" for new video card architectures ProjectETH+ release
Support Algo: Ethash/KawPow/ProgPow

Download: ProjectETH+

Virustotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/e01cb7c04a499391150945dd956c2c29cf98ef043a9a13ebefa71297cb102c08/detection

Hashrate:
Nvidia
1080ti - 58 mh/s
2060 - 59 mh/s
2070 - 60-62 mh/s
2080 - 63-67 mh/s
2080ti - 68-71 mh/s
3070 - 76-78 mh/s
3080 - 97-99 mh/s
3090 - 115-127 mh/s

AMD
RX470 8gb - 35 mh/s
RX480 8gb - 37 mh/s
RX580 8gb - 40 mh/s
Vega56 - 46 mh/s
Vega64 - 52 mh/s
RX5500 XT - 60 mh/s
RX5600 XT - 64 mh/s
RX5700 XT - 67 mh/s

P.S.: the project is being drowned by competitors, don't trust anyone, check the information yourself
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 18/06/2020, 13:04:16 UTC
at the moment the Bitcoin rally is under the question. But such a scenario is possible if the price of a coin can gain a foothold above $20 k with high volumes on the part of the buyer
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 17/06/2020, 11:02:58 UTC
Many talk about the beneficial effect of coronavirus on Bitcoin. For example, Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, said that the coin will rise in price by the end of this year to $40,000 due to halving, epidemic and geopolitical instability in the Middle East.
all those billionaires have different opinions and we shouldn’t listen to them because they are rich.
we shouldn’t listen to them because they are rich, we should listen to them because of the reason why they are rich: they know how to make money.
well listen to this - Warren Buffett thinks that the value of cryptocurrencies is zero. still think we should listen to those people?

well, I agree with him. cryptocurrency produces nothing and has no fundamental value. this is just an entry in a distributed registry, and we can only hope that someone will buy it in the future. Bitcoin is in most cases used for the illegal movement of capital.
I must say there is true in those words. Bitcoin fell in price, while the price of gold rose during the las months of this economic hell.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 17/06/2020, 10:22:17 UTC
the current crisis is an opportunity for Bitcoin to prove itself as a protective asset. Its rate is protected from inflation, which is inherent in national currencies due to the possibility of their unlimited emission.

trader Peter Brandt says Bitcoin will become cheaper by at least 50%. obviously he doesnt think that bitcoin is a protective asset..
there should be reasoning for such statements

apparently, he noticed  “bear flag” figure, on the bitcoin chart, which speaks in favor of lowering the price.
the decline in the price occurred due to the liquidity crisis in the stock market. Hodlers of digital assets sell them because they need dollars. this is your reasoning.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 17/06/2020, 10:06:18 UTC
the current crisis is an opportunity for Bitcoin to prove itself as a protective asset. Its rate is protected from inflation, which is inherent in national currencies due to the possibility of their unlimited emission.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 17/06/2020, 09:44:24 UTC
The crypto industry also been affected by the stock market downturn. remember the bitcoin price fell to $ 3,800?? I thought it would never go up then

the crisis caused by the pandemic will be the main test for bitcoin. It will have to prove its role as “digital gold” during inflation.

There are a lot of signals indicating that Bitcoin will successfully fulfill its role. Over the past few years, BTC volatility has declined significantly. The volume of long positions in the futures market has grown. Network activity (number of addresses, volume and cost of transactions) is increasing. And in March, cryptocurrencies quickly won back a sharp decline, that is, they regained their value, although they already managed to bury them again.

other cryptocurrencies also have strengths. For example, Ethereum is preparing for a major upgrade to the second version of the network, because this does not withstand the current load.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 17/06/2020, 09:25:04 UTC
sO DONT MIND THE VIRUS AND BUY ALL THESE STOCKS!!!
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 17/06/2020, 09:09:05 UTC
actually, US monetary policy can help increase bitcoin price. stimulus package allocated by the government to deal with the coronavirus pandemic leads to a depreciation of the dollar. This will push society to transfer savings to crypto.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, demand for bitcoin from investors will increase because its unlikely that the stock market will recover to its previous values.

most investors believe that V-shaped stock price recovery will be problematic. Investors need to look for other options for investing in return for stocks; they cannot stay too long in cash.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 17/06/2020, 09:03:33 UTC
actually, US monetary policy can help increase bitcoin price. stimulus package allocated by the government to deal with the coronavirus pandemic leads to a depreciation of the dollar. This will push society to transfer savings to crypto.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 17/06/2020, 08:36:54 UTC
Many talk about developing a national cryptocurrency. bu I think governments will not use cryptocurrency until they find out how to control it..

By and large, no one needs the government  to use Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency. To begin with, it will be enough for the state to allow at the official level to store, buy, sell, mine, change, etc. That is, cryptocurrency must have an official status. just like we have it in the US

An official status for cryptocurrencies can only appear (in my opinion) when the state levies all cryptocurrency transactions with taxes, adds full identification of citizens and makes an exchange only through official, state exchangers.

I do not think that even having received the status - something will change dramatically for cryptocurrencies.

when adopting some kind of law, in particular, on the “digital assets”, the task is to rip off citizens for taxes and, potentially, bring under either administrative or criminal legislation.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 17/06/2020, 08:30:44 UTC
Many talk about developing a national cryptocurrency. bu I think governments will not use cryptocurrency until they find out how to control it..

By and large, no one needs the government  to use Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency. To begin with, it will be enough for the state to allow at the official level to store, buy, sell, mine, change, etc. That is, cryptocurrency must have an official status. just like we have it in the US

An official status for cryptocurrencies can only appear (in my opinion) when the state levies all cryptocurrency transactions with taxes, adds full identification of citizens and makes an exchange only through official, state exchangers.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 17/06/2020, 08:24:18 UTC
Many talk about developing a national cryptocurrency. bu I think governments will not use cryptocurrency until they find out how to control it..
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 17/06/2020, 07:54:30 UTC
The ability to pay taxes with cryptocurrency seems to be the most obvious step to farther legalization of crypto. it is a really good idea.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 16/06/2020, 13:27:26 UTC
countries  will never allow decentralized currencies to circulate. This is nonsense.
this is not the first time someone comes who speaks completely with clarity of confidence without even bothering to google it at least a little. There are well-known examples with New Zealand and Ohio, where they have long been allowed to even pay taxes in decentralized cryptocurrencies (which could be even more legal for the state ?!)

different states allow cryptocurrencies to be circulated, and some even rush to manage implementing them before others in order to be the first to get the advantages that they can offer.

actually, the program for accepting tax payments in cryptocurrencies in Ohio was suspended until the State Attorney General's positive verdict.

but why? it was such a futuristic decision!
The mere transfer of property to an intermediary at the expense of paying taxes is really a matter of technology. In Ohio, it was probably assumed that a certain category of sellers would be able to accept cryptocurrency directly at the expense of paying for goods and services, but the regulator rightly saw this as a direct risk to the dollar, so the project was canceled.

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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 16/06/2020, 13:16:24 UTC
countries  will never allow decentralized currencies to circulate. This is nonsense.
this is not the first time someone comes who speaks completely with clarity of confidence without even bothering to google it at least a little. There are well-known examples with New Zealand and Ohio, where they have long been allowed to even pay taxes in decentralized cryptocurrencies (which could be even more legal for the state ?!)

different states allow cryptocurrencies to be circulated, and some even rush to manage implementing them before others in order to be the first to get the advantages that they can offer.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 16/06/2020, 13:04:06 UTC
As for self-government (such experiments in virtual communities are conducted) everything is very difficult and there are probably more negative experiences than positive ones.

DAO Ethereum, Steem, Voice, EOS ...

Examples of self-governing systems, let's say strange and ambiguous enough Smiley
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 16/06/2020, 12:58:05 UTC
As for self-government (such experiments in virtual communities are conducted) everything is very difficult and there are probably more negative experiences than positive ones.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 16/06/2020, 12:49:29 UTC
if bitcoin is adopted as the main payment system, this will mean that society is taking the path of self-government, the principle of decentralization is contrary to the formation of monopolies and concentration of financial capital in narrow circles, the state is slowly disappearing, and is dying off.

countries appeared before the advent of money; lowering the level of control over money does not cancel states. Bitcoin may just be a tool to improve the system.
it all depends on what we put in this concept, as you know, there is no generally accepted definition of a state.

a country, a government is the whole system of delegated control over the execution of a social contract. And such a system can malfunction if used improperly. the introduction of decentralized solutions like Bitcoin into it will do it good.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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webtaxi
on 16/06/2020, 10:29:20 UTC
A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.

Im just saying that a person decides whether to make changes.

To control the system as a whole, it is not necessary to control each specific part of the system. A person controls the entire Bitcoin as a whole, as a system, he also decided that inside this whole system works in a certain way, not allowing to intervene in individual procedures.
Well, what if you remove a person from Bitcoin? Theoretically, what will happen to this system if mining is fully automated, and improvements associated with an increase in transaction speed, for example, will not be required.

As for the option, when mining is fully automated, and the person is not needed for updates: at the current stage it is almost unbelievable, because the programs will still crash.
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Re: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments?
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on 16/06/2020, 10:21:04 UTC
A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.

Im just saying that a person decides whether to make changes.

To control the system as a whole, it is not necessary to control each specific part of the system. A person controls the entire Bitcoin as a whole, as a system, he also decided that inside this whole system works in a certain way, not allowing to intervene in individual procedures.