1 BTC = $8.2k, it’s up 735% this yr UPDATE 5/19: BTC @ $42k :damn:

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It's an exchange that has shiba on it, gonna transfer some xlm from coinbase, trade it for usdt and then trade it for shiba. The buy fee on coinbase is pretty small and to send xlm and exchange it for even smaller percentages.

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For those of you that stake, what have you been doing with your staking rewards? Have you just been keeping them, turning them into BTC, buying other alts, or selling into USD/USDT?

I've mostly held mine, but I think I want to sell portions to go into other projects or have some USDT/USD available for dips. That's the toughest part for me, seeing if I want to continue to hold when so heavily in one coin, or sell here and there.
 

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I'm curious about taxes, if you trade say every week what would takes look like?

Every trade, whether is is BTC to USDT, or BTC to ETH is considered a taxable event. If you're selling within one year of when you purchased whichever crypto, you'll pay your short terms capitals gains tax on it, which is what your normal income tax bracket percentage is.

At least that's how I've interpreted it over the past four years or so, and based on what most people with crypto tax knowledge have said.
 

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Every trade, whether is is BTC to USDT, or BTC to ETH is considered a taxable event. If you're selling within one year of when you purchased whichever crypto, you'll pay your short terms capitals gains tax on it, which is what your normal income tax bracket percentage is.

At least that's how I've interpreted it over the past four years or so, and based on what most people with crypto tax knowledge have said.
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Every trade, whether is is BTC to USDT, or BTC to ETH is considered a taxable event. If you're selling within one year of when you purchased whichever crypto, you'll pay your short terms capitals gains tax on it, which is what your normal income tax bracket percentage is.

At least that's how I've interpreted it over the past four years or so, and based on what most people with crypto tax knowledge have said.

so purchases and conversions are taxed? not just sales to dollar?
 
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