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Im Moment ist es noch ganz legal möglich über den Shapeshift Trick Steuern zu sparen. Wie das funktioniert? Ganz einfach, Shapeshift ist ein Dienst, bei dem ihr eure Coins ohne Börse direkt tauschen könnt. Das Besondere ist, dass ihr bei Shapeshift nicht nur die üblichen Tradepairs habt, sondern quasi alle angebotenen Coins gegeneinander tauschen könnt. Coins, welche ihr sonst auf den Börsen nur gegen BTC oder ETH tauschen könntet, könnt ihr auf Shapeshift auch gegen andere Coins wechseln. Das hat für euch den Vorteil, dass ihr euren Wunschcoin gegen einen Coin, welchen ihr nicht halten wollt tauschen könnt und somit bei euren Hodl Coins keinen steuerpflichtigen Verkauf auslöst.
Das würde ja sonst zwangsweise passieren. Angenommen ihr habt BTC, ETH, DASH und XRP welche ihr über ein Jahr halten wollt, damit sie steuerfrei werden. Nun möchtet ihr aber vielleicht gerne auch noch ein paar PAY, ebenfalls zum Halten dazu kaufen. Und hier beginnt das Problem. Da ihr PAY nicht direkt gegen Euro kaufen könnt, sondern dafür BTC oder ETH braucht, müsstet ihr ja PAY mit euren BTC oder ETH kaufen und würdet somit bei diesen Coins einen steuerpflichtigen Verkauf auslösen. Via Shapeshift könnt ihr eben das umgehen. Dafür könntet ihr beispielsweise vorher ein paar Monero (XMR) bei Kraken direkt gegen Euro kaufen und diese dann via Shapeshift zu PAY tauschen. Somit bleiben eure anderen Coins unangetastet und wenn ihr direkt nach dem Monero Kauf die Coins umwandelt, sollte dieser Tausch steuerfrei sein, da kein Zugewinn entstanden ist. Die einzige Ausnahme wäre nur, wenn in diesem Beispiel Monero zwischen eurem Kauf und Tausch über Shapeshift merklich steigen würde, dann würde ein kleiner Gewinn entstehen, welcher dann natürlich wieder steuerpflichtig wäre. Das dürfte aber wohl deutlich weniger Steuerlast sein, als wenn ihr einen Hodl Coin verwenden müsstet.
Der Nachteil an der Sache sind die etwas höheren Gebühren als an der Börse. Der Shapeshift Kurs ist nicht immer ideal, aber in der Regel noch allemal günstiger als das was ihr sonst an Steuern zahlen müsstet.

A study published in December by Bitcoin (BTC) fund operator Grayscale showed that 43% of investors interested in Bitcoin are women — up from 13% last year — and this number is actively growing.

As global financial conditions tightened, many people began to invest in real estate, gold, and cryptocurrencies. Assuming that females tend to be more pessimistic than males about the global economy, their confidence in cryptocurrency could significantly increase in 2020. As such, many women found a safe haven in digital assets.

Meanwhile, for others, cryptocurrencies became a promising investment. Blockchain entrepreneur Nisa Amoils pointed to the attractive investment opportunities of the market as one of the main reasons behind the growing interest of women toward digital money, telling Cointelegraph:

Many trading platforms have already seen an increase in cryptocurrency demand. For example, in March, digital currency exchange Coinbase noted the surge of deposits made by U.S. residents in the amount of $1,200 — exactly the same size as the coronavirus stimulus checks issued by the United States government.

At the same time, Bitcoin has doubled in value over the past two months, which, coupled with the recent halving event, has caused a stir around cryptocurrencies. Here, women have been just as competent as men. In particular, according to Grayscale, 49.8% of women predicted that Bitcoin’s limited emission would lead to its price growth in the future.

it is widely believed that the cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors are almost exclusively male-dominated. However, a report released by CoinMarketCap on April 30 suggests otherwise. According to analysts, the number of women in the cryptocurrency industry increased by 43.24% in the first quarter of 2020.

Below is a breakdown of key factors that contributed to this record growth and why the numbers vary from region to region.

Women investing more in Bitcoin
A study published in December by Bitcoin (BTC) fund operator Grayscale showed that 43% of investors interested in Bitcoin are women — up from 13% last year — and this number is actively growing.

As global financial conditions tightened, many people began to invest in real estate, gold and cryptocurrencies. Assuming that females tend to be more pessimistic than males about the global economy, their confidence in cryptocurrency could significantly increase in 2020. As such, many women found a safe haven in digital assets.

Meanwhile, for others, cryptocurrencies became a promising investment. Blockchain entrepreneur Nisa Amoils pointed to the attractive investment opportunities of the market as one of the main reasons behind the growing interest of women toward digital money, telling Cointelegraph:

Many trading platforms have already seen an increase in cryptocurrency demand. For example, in March, digital currency exchange Coinbase noted the surge of deposits made by U.S. residents in the amount of $1,200 — exactly the same size as the coronavirus stimulus checks issued by the United States government.

At the same time, Bitcoin has doubled in value over the past two months, which, coupled with the recent halving event, has caused a stir around cryptocurrencies. Here, women have been just as competent as men. In particular, according to Grayscale, 49.8% of women predicted that Bitcoin’s limited emission would lead to its price growth in the future.

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Blockchain technology explained

if this technology is so complex, why call it “blockchain?” At its most basic level, blockchain is literally just a chain of blocks, but not in the traditional sense of those words. When we say the words “block” and “chain” in this context, we are actually talking about digital information (the “block”) stored in a public database (the “chain”).

If this technology is so complex, why call it “blockchain?” At its most basic level, blockchain is literally just a chain of blocks, but not in the traditional sense of those words. When we say the words “block” and “chain” in this context, we are actually talking about digital information (the “block”) stored in a public database (the “chain”).

Pengalaman sy sebagai trader pemula.. untuk ilmu teknikal trading hanya berpengaruh  sekitar 30% (angka ini berdasarkan pengalama pribadi) dan sisa nya lebih ke psikologis trader sendiri dan money manajemen. Psikologis disini dalam artian trader tidak terbawa emosi saat trading dan konsisten menjalankan trading plan yg sudah di buat sebelum trading. Sedangkan money manajemen lebih ke arah agar akun kita tidak mengalami force close (margin call dalam istilah Forex).

Pengalaman sy sebagai trader pemula.. untuk ilmu teknikal trading hanya berpengaruh  sekitar 30% (angka ini berdasarkan pengalama pribadi) dan sisa nya lebih ke psikologis trader sendiri dan money manajemen. Psikologis disini dalam artian trader tidak terbawa emosi saat trading dan konsisten menjalankan trading plan yg sudah di buat sebelum trading. Sedangkan money manajemen lebih ke arah agar akun kita tidak mengalami force close (margin call dalam istilah Forex).
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There are some people who are dreaming to become a professional gambler like Don Johnson who won $15.2 million playing blackjack, when asked to explain what his secret was, Johnson smiled and then he explained he needed only two things to beat the house: good skills and a plan. Having skills in every battle would be a great advantage but it won't work if you do not plan something, so it is a matter of combination between skills and plans.

Every successful professional gamblers treat gambling as a sport and like disciplined athletes, they don't let their emotions get the better of them. There will be bets you win and bets you lose. If you let the excitement or sadness get to you, you will end up making bad gambling decisions.

If you are going to ask any professional gamblers how do they survive at the tables. No matter how good you are, they will tell you this: it's inevitable that you will have a bad string of results Ir even a bad year so we should always accept that we can lose the game.

Gambling facts:
There are some gamblers who believe in superstition. Every time you watch or read something about gambling, the hero of the story goes on a winning streak as soon they bet on their lucky number, or keep a lucky clover close to their heart. If you think these things work, don't gamble. As you can read on this article that explains how to win at Blackjack every time you play, superstition has nothing to do with your success rate at the table.

Superstition Will Damage You
For how obvious this might sound, an impressive number of gamblers let their decisions be swayed by superstition.

Every time you watch something about gambling, the hero of the story goes on a winning streak as soon they choose their lucky color, bet on their lucky number, or keep a lucky clover close to their heart. If you think these things work, don't gamble.

Hi guys,
My Last post is about some tips of trading and now i am going to discuss about mistakes which we have to avoid during Trading.

1. Unrealistic profit expectation
Unrealistic profit expectation is the common problem for novice traders as they are speculating huge profits without financial calculation with proper tested strategy.

2. Misinterpreting risk
There are always risks in such type of trading as the market price is not centric to any party because the market forces allocate it. Most of the traders do not have calculative risk and strategies to control.

3. Untested trading plan
Most of the times, few traders fall trapped with lucrative trading schemes, which leads them to massive loss ultimately. Thus, you should be aware of the trading plan you choose, before implementing in the live account.

4. Believing rumors
There are some news flashes in the market, which is not real, and traders get trapped while taking entry or exit from the trade.

5. Unappropriated guidance/reference
A better mentor always generates a better result. However, if our reference or broker is not well equipped for the trading, then it may incur losses for you. Therefore, you must refer valid and genuine links only. Cryptocurrency trading needs to be carried out with great care as it may give excellent result and adversely, it may bring massive loss as well. Therefore, you need extensive research and analysis before placing any order in cryptocurrencies. Moreover, such type of trading concerns high security also. Thus, the thematic content of this blog generates trading tips along with assisting in eluding the general faults.

Please mention below guys if i missed any of important mistake which we have to avoid during Trading Crypto.

Don't here anyone share their personal opinions?
What's wrong if anyone newbie learn from this thread.?
On same topic don't we all have different opinions?

Hey buddy this article is written by me which you said source ...
And if you don't like you don't have to discuss any thing on my thrrad you will go wherever you feels satisfied..
If you don't know author don't judge anyone else by your own ... I have alot of words to say but i don't have a time to waste.
Then it's better to stay away from my threads even for further.

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Subject is not Turkey. It's all about Turkish language, it has own rules. He writed his message on Turkish board with Turkish language and Turkish grammar lets him quoting with ( : ) symbol. (You can check the rules from link.) So he is not a "intellectual theft" as you declare. You are blaming him for a message which writed in Turkish but you dont know anything about Turkish grammar rules. Isnt it absurd ?


Yep, if you send a message in Turkish and use ( : ) after a sentence and before quoting. It means "i'm not the source, i'm quoting".

Forum rules trump Turkish language. This is the definition of plagiarism, and the Turkish people can make up more stupid rules for all you like. Plagiarism remains plagiarism.

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Dear yehestielsiburian ,

Please check your articles originality. It is look like copy/pasted from 2 sources.

Subject is not Turkey. It's all about Turkish language, it has own rules. He writed his message on Turkish board with Turkish language and Turkish grammar lets him quoting with ( : ) symbol. (You can check the rules from link.) So he is not a "intellectual theft" as you declare. You are blaming him for a message which writed in Turkish but you dont know anything about Turkish grammar rules. Isnt it absurd ?


Yep, if you send a message in Turkish and use ( : ) after a sentence and before quoting. It means "i'm not the source, i'm quoting".

Turkey does not get to make its own rules. No source, not even a quotation; I will just put " : " and I have not plagiarised? Do you even realize what you are saying? Time to stop defending intellectual theft and for you to go back to your other activities.

I will just put " : " and I have not plagiarised?

Post 1: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21424301
wolwoo writed this message on September 01, 2017, 10:38:08 PM.
Source 1: https://www.sabah.com.tr/yazarlar/erhan-afyoncu/2017/12/17/lale-cilginligi
Sources date is: December 17 2017 So it cant be a source.

The original source was maybe this one: http://www.ekonomikyorumlar.com.tr/dergiler/gundem/Gundem_1_Sayi_512.pdf 2008-Mahfi Eğilmez (it's not available atm.) maybe there is oldest versions somewhere.

Also he used ( : ) to say "i'm not the source".

Here you can find the grammar rules for ( : ) symbol in Turkish:

Source: https://www.turkedebiyati.org/iki-nokta.html

it means: İf there is a quoting after a sentence you can use ( : ).

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Post 1: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21424301
wolwoo writed this message on September 01, 2017, 10:38:08 PM.
Source 1: https://www.sabah.com.tr/yazarlar/erhan-afyoncu/2017/12/17/lale-cilginligi
Sources date is: December 17 2017 So it cant be a source.

The original source was maybe this one: http://www.ekonomikyorumlar.com.tr/dergiler/gundem/Gundem_1_Sayi_512.pdf 2008-Mahfi Eğilmez (it's not available atm.) maybe there is oldest versions somewhere.

Also he used ( : ) to say "i'm not the source".

Here you can find the grammar rules for ( : ) symbol in Turkish:

Source: https://www.turkedebiyati.org/iki-nokta.html

it means: İf there is a quoting after a sentence you can use ( : ). So this one is not a plagiarism too.

Out of wolwoo's file;

When i saw quoting mistakes, i'm sending pm's to writers "hi you should add sources link or quote it etc." (many of them did it.) Cause the main target should be protecting forum from plagiarism, not a way for kicking peoples. I'm trying to help them, not kicking them out easily. (if they are not cheating or not a real plagiarist) Easily tagging-kicking out others will not helpful for community in my opinion.

@Theymos i'm really want to learn what is the main idea of our rules ? May you let us know ?