https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/what-are-cryptocurrency-taxes/
Seems similar to stocks idk what was going on in this thread
Seems similar to stocks idk what was going on in this thread
So can most coins be cashed out for cash now? Because years ago you could pretty much only cash with Eth and BTC. Because if you have to trade from an ALT to another coin to cash out then the IRS is double dipping and they really should only tax you once you cash out.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/what-are-cryptocurrency-taxes/
Seems similar to stocks idk what was going on in this thread
Link already up above the trend line with 3 more hours left on the weekly candle. Been on an upward trend past couple of hours and with Australia market and Asian/Tokyo markets opening soon, gives it more activity in the evening to hopefully keep riding up and close the weekly above 39.
Going to the taxes and conversion thing, thats something to definitely inquire about. Especially with exchanges like uniswap, the pancake one, zerion, etc. I converted some coins on uniswap last year and they ain't send me shyt. no 1099s, no tax documents, nothing. I don't even know what info they have of me. So if I convert these coins back to eth since coinbase aint got no shib or feg or none of that, then how they gonna know it wasn't just eth this entire time? Or if i transfer the eth to my ledger wallet then how they gonna know if I made any gains. They should only tax you when you cash out but who knows with the damn government.
After you've held it for 1 year and 1 month what's the tax rate?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.
Check the chart I posted earlier. May depend on your income.After you've held it for 1 year and 1 month what's the tax rate?
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.
That sort of dragonfly doji candle Link did yesterday has me optimistic. Had a low of 32.65 and a close of 39.19. Closed red but the fact it was able to recover like $6.50 in losses by end of day is promising. Also might signal the end of the downward pattern from this weekend if todays candle closes green. It went down yesterday past a few moving averages and support lines and still bounced back up. Need a good week now incase some fukkery happens next weekend also and hopefully the drop won't be as severe. Gotta stay above 30, better yet 33, and soon under 35 may not be seen again hopefully.