SONM + NEM
SONM + ATLANT
SONM Moon next year!!!
SONM + ATLANT
SONM Moon next year!!!
Mooning soon
Wait for monthly update in November;) 
Topic: [ANN] SONM • Decentralized Fog Computing - page 236. (Read 444821 times)
Mooning soon
Wait for monthly update in November;)
SONM + NEM
SONM + ATLANT
SONM Moon next year!!!
SONM + ATLANT
SONM Moon next year!!!
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
I heard too, hopefully this news is true so they treated the divident "problem" in the same way as Iconomi ? hmm I quit them for this I would prefer dividents than a good exchange because it's a much better long term solution... we will see better in 1 year
If they will buy back from ico price as eth it will be great for investors.
So they are not cancelling all those talks about revenue sharing?
the buy back and burning of tokens turned out to be a set back for ICN, I didn't work for the holders which they did dump the token after learning it all. But it first was pumped before it end up with the low price.
But as far as SONM is concerned - and I'm not sure about this - I think that revenue sharing happens by sending usage fees to token holders based on how many tokens they are holding.
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
I heard too, hopefully this news is true so they treated the divident "problem" in the same way as Iconomi ? hmm I quit them for this I would prefer dividents than a good exchange because it's a much better long term solution... we will see better in 1 year
If they will buy back from ico price as eth it will be great for investors.
So they are not cancelling all those talks about revenue sharing?
the buy back and burning of tokens turned out to be a set back for ICN, I didn't work for the holders which they did dump the token after learning it all. But it first was pumped before it end up with the low price.
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
I heard too, hopefully this news is true so they treated the divident "problem" in the same way as Iconomi ? hmm I quit them for this I would prefer dividents than a good exchange because it's a much better long term solution... we will see better in 1 year
If they will buy back from ico price as eth it will be great for investors.
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
I heard too, hopefully this news is true so they treated the divident "problem" in the same way as Iconomi ? hmm I quit them for this I would prefer dividents than a good exchange because it's a much better long term solution... we will see better in 1 year
If they will buy back from ico price as eth it will be great for investors.
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
I heard too, hopefully this news is true so they treated the divident "problem" in the same way as Iconomi ? hmm I quit them for this I would prefer dividents than a good exchange because it's a much better long term solution... we will see better in 1 year
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
I heard too, hopefully this news is true so they treated the divident "problem" in the same way as Iconomi ? hmm I quit them for this I would prefer dividents than a good exchange because it's a much better long term solution... we will see better in 1 year
Do you guys sell if it's going 300% to buy again at the old price? These hype pumps are usually temporary
No, because it triggers tax and I want to be able to actually use the profits that I make from crypto some day. Tax rates are usually significantly lower after a one year holding period and if you hold you don't have to pay taxes until you sell. This includes trading alts for Bitcoin or vice versa.Would it only trigger tax if you withdrew the money in to your bank or even if you were to let the funds (fiat or otherwise) sit on the exchange?
Most people ignore this, so the very few who are smart enough to make large profits will find a lot of people who will find themselves out of luck due to their lack of foresight when it comes to taxation.
Crypto profits are useless if you can't use them to buy Lambos or houses without going to jail.
it's not like that everywhere. I live in Belgium and we don't have capital gains tax or speculation tax anymore; as long as I don't cash out too much OR if I don't reinvest my earnings I won't get into too much trouble.
I know some countries have very low or no tax on assets that were held for about a year or longer and usually any trade triggers tax and/or resets the holding period. But so far I've never heard of limits on cashing out profits.
The bank doesn't really check up on transactions over a certain amount, I believe its 2500 euros a month, which is about 3000 dollars. I'd like to reinvest in property, but I'm considering foreign investment projects ebcause the belgian government seems to be actively pushing away investors by raising property taxes
Either way, what happens to "big" investors? $3000 a month is almost nothing when it comes to compounding assets, and I don't see why they would cause any trouble if there is no capital gains tax anyways. Wouldn't you be fine as long as you can provide details about your trades regardless of how much you choose to cash out?
what will be the incentive of companies to trust the source of computing power over already existing companies who comply with laws? Is there more than a financial incentive alone?
It will be a lot cheaper and faster to work with Sonms fog computing, just like it'll be a lot cheaper to work with blockchain in general instead of email/banks/...
quake3 + SONM = winwin
what will be the incentive of companies to trust the source of computing power over already existing companies who comply with laws? Is there more than a financial incentive alone?
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
I heard too, hopefully this news is true 
it's not like that everywhere. I live in Belgium and we don't have capital gains tax or speculation tax anymore; as long as I don't cash out too much OR if I don't reinvest my earnings I won't get into too much trouble.
Thanks for the info. I was very interested, I know this is useful. And how much is a lot according to your measurements?I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
If this is so, organizers do it, then it will be great. I will soon begin to buy coins. Do you guys sell if it's going 300% to buy again at the old price? These hype pumps are usually temporary
No, because it triggers tax and I want to be able to actually use the profits that I make from crypto some day. Tax rates are usually significantly lower after a one year holding period and if you hold you don't have to pay taxes until you sell. This includes trading alts for Bitcoin or vice versa.Would it only trigger tax if you withdrew the money in to your bank or even if you were to let the funds (fiat or otherwise) sit on the exchange?
Most people ignore this, so the very few who are smart enough to make large profits will find a lot of people who will find themselves out of luck due to their lack of foresight when it comes to taxation.
Crypto profits are useless if you can't use them to buy Lambos or houses without going to jail.
it's not like that everywhere. I live in Belgium and we don't have capital gains tax or speculation tax anymore; as long as I don't cash out too much OR if I don't reinvest my earnings I won't get into too much trouble.
I know some countries have very low or no tax on assets that were held for about a year or longer and usually any trade triggers tax and/or resets the holding period. But so far I've never heard of limits on cashing out profits.
The bank doesn't really check up on transactions over a certain amount, I believe its 2500 euros a month, which is about 3000 dollars. I'd like to reinvest in property, but I'm considering foreign investment projects ebcause the belgian government seems to be actively pushing away investors by raising property taxes
I'm of the understanding SONM team will buy back the SNM token beginning in August of 2018. Is that correct?
Do you guys sell if it's going 300% to buy again at the old price? These hype pumps are usually temporary
No, because it triggers tax and I want to be able to actually use the profits that I make from crypto some day. Tax rates are usually significantly lower after a one year holding period and if you hold you don't have to pay taxes until you sell. This includes trading alts for Bitcoin or vice versa.Would it only trigger tax if you withdrew the money in to your bank or even if you were to let the funds (fiat or otherwise) sit on the exchange?
Most people ignore this, so the very few who are smart enough to make large profits will find a lot of people who will find themselves out of luck due to their lack of foresight when it comes to taxation.
Crypto profits are useless if you can't use them to buy Lambos or houses without going to jail.
it's not like that everywhere. I live in Belgium and we don't have capital gains tax or speculation tax anymore; as long as I don't cash out too much OR if I don't reinvest my earnings I won't get into too much trouble.
I know some countries have very low or no tax on assets that were held for about a year or longer and usually any trade triggers tax and/or resets the holding period. But so far I've never heard of limits on cashing out profits.
Do you guys sell if it's going 300% to buy again at the old price? These hype pumps are usually temporary
No, because it triggers tax and I want to be able to actually use the profits that I make from crypto some day. Tax rates are usually significantly lower after a one year holding period and if you hold you don't have to pay taxes until you sell. This includes trading alts for Bitcoin or vice versa.Would it only trigger tax if you withdrew the money in to your bank or even if you were to let the funds (fiat or otherwise) sit on the exchange?
Most people ignore this, so the very few who are smart enough to make large profits will find a lot of people who will find themselves out of luck due to their lack of foresight when it comes to taxation.
Crypto profits are useless if you can't use them to buy Lambos or houses without going to jail.
it's not like that everywhere. I live in Belgium and we don't have capital gains tax or speculation tax anymore; as long as I don't cash out too much OR if I don't reinvest my earnings I won't get into too much trouble.
Do you guys sell if it's going 300% to buy again at the old price? These hype pumps are usually temporary
No, because it triggers tax and I want to be able to actually use the profits that I make from crypto some day. Tax rates are usually significantly lower after a one year holding period and if you hold you don't have to pay taxes until you sell. This includes trading alts for Bitcoin or vice versa.Would it only trigger tax if you withdrew the money in to your bank or even if you were to let the funds (fiat or otherwise) sit on the exchange?
Most people ignore this, so the very few who are smart enough to make large profits will find a lot of people who will find themselves out of luck due to their lack of foresight when it comes to taxation.
Crypto profits are useless if you can't use them to buy Lambos or houses without going to jail.
Companies that rent out computing power through the cloud need to comply with stringent laws due to privacy and security.
Through the marketplace of SONM ordinary people with idle devices can sell their computing power.
However, what will be the incentive of companies to trust the source of computing power over already existing companies who comply with laws? Is there more than a financial incentive alone?
Through the marketplace of SONM ordinary people with idle devices can sell their computing power.
However, what will be the incentive of companies to trust the source of computing power over already existing companies who comply with laws? Is there more than a financial incentive alone?
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