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Topic: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments? - page 11. (Read 2483 times)

newbie
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Government money is constantly depreciating because they are susceptible to inflation, new unsecured banknotes are printed uncontrollably, which ultimately leads to inflation of inner debts and, in my opinion, sooner or later the global financial system will collapse.
If bloated state debts manage to depreciate faster than to accumulate, just due to the depreciation of national currencies, why should the financial system collapse from this? It’s just that some countries benefit from such a model, while weaker countries are forced to pay for its use. But in general, for now it suits those players who can impose their position on others.
I don’t quite understand how some countries can benefit from this if the government has nothing to pay on debt loans in case of default, for example.
newbie
Activity: 28
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Government money is constantly depreciating because they are susceptible to inflation, new unsecured banknotes are printed uncontrollably, which ultimately leads to inflation of inner debts and, in my opinion, sooner or later the global financial system will collapse.
If bloated state debts manage to depreciate faster than to accumulate, just due to the depreciation of national currencies, why should the financial system collapse from this? It’s just that some countries benefit from such a model, while weaker countries are forced to pay for its use. But in general, for now it suits those players who can impose their position on others.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Government money is constantly depreciating because they are susceptible to inflation, new unsecured banknotes are printed uncontrollably, which ultimately leads to inflation of inner debts and, in my opinion, sooner or later the global financial system will collapse.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
Any national currency of a developed country is much better than some kind of unknown  cryptocurrency.
It is convenient while it is, and what will happen, for example, in case of default? It is obvious the dollar will be the last one to collapse, but in other countries people will lose fortunes.
newbie
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Any national currency of a developed country is much better than some kind of unknown  cryptocurrency.
newbie
Activity: 56
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National cryptocurrencies are the same crap as regular national currency. They can be limited in any coins, release as many as you like, and still block the unwanted wallet. Venezuela has already shown that if the economy does not pull, then the nat. crypt will not help.
In theory, yes, all these potential negative aspects are possible, but this, firstly, does not depend on us, therefore, if desired, the government will introduce it and will not ask us. And secondly, since cryptocurrency is largely based on the originally laid down algorithm, it is theoretically possible that both transparency and irrevocability of transactions will remain, and then wallets will not be subject to blocking, although it may be naive to hope for this.
now there are many places where there is no Internet at all, the good idea is that you first need a stable Internet all over the planet so that then there is a stable cryptocurrency
newbie
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National cryptocurrencies are the same crap as regular national currency. They can be limited in any coins, release as many as you like, and still block the unwanted wallet. Venezuela has already shown that if the economy does not pull, then the nat. crypt will not help.
In theory, yes, all these potential negative aspects are possible, but this, firstly, does not depend on us, therefore, if desired, the government will introduce it and will not ask us. And secondly, since cryptocurrency is largely based on the originally laid down algorithm, it is theoretically possible that both transparency and irrevocability of transactions will remain, and then wallets will not be subject to blocking, although it may be naive to hope for this.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
National cryptocurrencies are the same crap as regular national currency. They can be limited in any coins, release as many as you like, and still block the unwanted wallet. Venezuela has already shown that if the economy does not pull, then the nat. crypt will not help.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Charged taxes will be inserted into the smart contract automatically with such a system. In general, depending on how you build a blockchain. For example, they will make the blockchain a new completely open one and assign a number to everyone and there will be total control.
I believe that if the whole world starts using bitcoin at the same time, then the network simply can not withstand such a load, as a result, the commission to miners will increase significantly. The network is not yet ready for daily microtransactions, in the proposed volumes. The Bitcoin system is gradually adapting to the increase in load and not all issues have yet been resolved.
sure. if you make a hundred trillion transactions, then the commission will increase and the speed will drop. And all over the world billions of transactions are being made per day. Bitcoin will not withstand such an influx and the network will rise. Those who are the first ones to realize and monetize their Bitcoins in property first, will win.
Such a decision would be determined by the demand of the population. And it seems to me that not everyone is ready for this. We need a constantly uninterrupted Internet, and in many areas this is a problem. Probably, someone can go on the issue of the national cryptocurrency, but at the same time ordinary money will remain in circulation.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
Charged taxes will be inserted into the smart contract automatically with such a system. In general, depending on how you build a blockchain. For example, they will make the blockchain a new completely open one and assign a number to everyone and there will be total control.
I believe that if the whole world starts using bitcoin at the same time, then the network simply can not withstand such a load, as a result, the commission to miners will increase significantly. The network is not yet ready for daily microtransactions, in the proposed volumes. The Bitcoin system is gradually adapting to the increase in load and not all issues have yet been resolved.
sure. if you make a hundred trillion transactions, then the commission will increase and the speed will drop. And all over the world billions of transactions are being made per day. Bitcoin will not withstand such an influx and the network will rise. Those who are the first ones to realize and monetize their Bitcoins in property first, will win.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Charged taxes will be inserted into the smart contract automatically with such a system. In general, depending on how you build a blockchain. For example, they will make the blockchain a new completely open one and assign a number to everyone and there will be total control.
I believe that if the whole world starts using bitcoin at the same time, then the network simply can not withstand such a load, as a result, the commission to miners will increase significantly. The network is not yet ready for daily microtransactions, in the proposed volumes. The Bitcoin system is gradually adapting to the increase in load and not all issues have yet been resolved.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
Charged taxes will be inserted into the smart contract automatically with such a system. In general, depending on how you build a blockchain. For example, they will make the blockchain a new completely open one and assign a number to everyone and there will be total control.
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
in this case, the current structure of the “state” itself will change. it will simply cease to exist. there are already examples of such states, though this is only an alpha version
If you remove the fiat currencies, the state will die, because there will be no opportunity to receive taxes from citizens, no one will develop the infrastructure of cities and states, since everyone will stop spending bitcoin, and only begin to increase it. Most likely there will be an equivalent of fiat, but in  cryptocurrency that will be tied to the Bitcoin exchange rate, for example, and thereby it will be possible to control the circulation of funds and receive taxes. That will allow the country and officials to exist.
So why does this idea appear again and again? and why will the government not be able to collect taxes in cryptocurrencies? it is perfectly working in Ohio!
History says that countries always managed to collect taxes, both in kauri shells and in metal bars. Fiat currencies are neither a necessary nor sufficient condition for creating a taxation system.
newbie
Activity: 21
Merit: 0
in this case, the current structure of the “state” itself will change. it will simply cease to exist. there are already examples of such states, though this is only an alpha version
If you remove the fiat currencies, the state will die, because there will be no opportunity to receive taxes from citizens, no one will develop the infrastructure of cities and states, since everyone will stop spending bitcoin, and only begin to increase it. Most likely there will be an equivalent of fiat, but in  cryptocurrency that will be tied to the Bitcoin exchange rate, for example, and thereby it will be possible to control the circulation of funds and receive taxes. That will allow the country and officials to exist.
So why does this idea appear again and again? and why will the government not be able to collect taxes in cryptocurrencies? it is perfectly working in Ohio!
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
in this case, the current structure of the “state” itself will change. it will simply cease to exist. there are already examples of such states, though this is only an alpha version
If you remove the fiat currencies, the state will die, because there will be no opportunity to receive taxes from citizens, no one will develop the infrastructure of cities and states, since everyone will stop spending bitcoin, and only begin to increase it. Most likely there will be an equivalent of fiat, but in  cryptocurrency that will be tied to the Bitcoin exchange rate, for example, and thereby it will be possible to control the circulation of funds and receive taxes. That will allow the country and officials to exist.
newbie
Activity: 21
Merit: 0
in this case, the current structure of the “state” itself will change. it will simply cease to exist. there are already examples of such states, though this is only an alpha version
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
Imagine that all countries at once eliminate fiat and accept Bitcoin as the main means of payment. How much will human life change? How will taxes be collected and salaries paid under such a system? How will financial transactions between people be made? Will states be able to function normally under such a system? If so, how will this change the structure of the state that is familiar to us?
This is not possible at the current stage. The speed of transactions and the cost of a single transaction will not allow for the direct use of the Bitcoin blockchain to replace all fiat currencies in general. While there is no solution to these issues, we can only talk about the transition to decentralized cryptocurrencies in theory.
there will be no problems for countries in using a technologically better version of money: it is perfectly possible to collect taxes in cryptocurrencies
you can already pay taxes with bitcoins in Ontario, Ohio, pay salaries (already legally allowed in New Zealand), conduct transactions, etc. there’s just a technical issue for developing a systematic approach to these procedures.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Imagine that all countries at once eliminate fiat and accept Bitcoin as the main means of payment. How much will human life change? How will taxes be collected and salaries paid under such a system? How will financial transactions between people be made? Will states be able to function normally under such a system? If so, how will this change the structure of the state that is familiar to us?
This is not possible at the current stage. The speed of transactions and the cost of a single transaction will not allow for the direct use of the Bitcoin blockchain to replace all fiat currencies in general. While there is no solution to these issues, we can only talk about the transition to decentralized cryptocurrencies in theory.
there will be no problems for countries in using a technologically better version of money: it is perfectly possible to collect taxes in cryptocurrencies
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
Imagine that all countries at once eliminate fiat and accept Bitcoin as the main means of payment. How much will human life change? How will taxes be collected and salaries paid under such a system? How will financial transactions between people be made? Will states be able to function normally under such a system? If so, how will this change the structure of the state that is familiar to us?
This is not possible at the current stage. The speed of transactions and the cost of a single transaction will not allow for the direct use of the Bitcoin blockchain to replace all fiat currencies in general. While there is no solution to these issues, we can only talk about the transition to decentralized cryptocurrencies in theory.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
Imagine that all countries at once eliminate fiat and accept Bitcoin as the main means of payment. How much will human life change? How will taxes be collected and salaries paid under such a system? How will financial transactions between people be made? Will states be able to function normally under such a system? If so, how will this change the structure of the state that is familiar to us?
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