Topic: How many people never plan to repatriate BTC to FIAT - page 3. (Read 3518 times)
I'd consider that possibility. The question will probably arise though if selling BTC for USD on the exchange itself will count as repatriating in the legal sense. It would be hard to day trade if you had to pay tax on every time you flipped a coin for a profit.
I am only trading my bitcoin for goods and services and holding some until mainstream adoption.
I will only sell to for the exchange of a one way ticket to the moon or to mars!
Or the comunity will donate and we open then the first interplanetary bitcoin
exchange.
The really long run for shure
Or the comunity will donate and we open then the first interplanetary bitcoin
exchange.
The really long run for shure
I hope I will never sell BTC for FIAT. I'm in for the long run. BTC is one of my source of hope for a better future, if it fails I'll feel much happier being part of that failure than being part of a FIAT success.
I can't say i'll never sell any coins, but my hope is btc will continue to grow and I won't have to. Haven't sold any yet and thinking about getting some more very soon.
I'm in too deep to go back, I'll only convert what I need to live (if any). Bitcoin is too big to fail 
Add me to the list
Just wondering how many people plan on never returning BTC or Other Cryptos back to GOV FIAT, that is they plan to wait for broad based adoption of BTC et.al so you can buy goods services, houses, bread...etc
This sort of view is a mind set I guess, but it makes the whole USD/BTC drama irrelevant to a large extent
This sort of view is a mind set I guess, but it makes the whole USD/BTC drama irrelevant to a large extent
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