Bitcoin Price Thread

From the personal stories department:

"I like the guy on /r/personalfinance that sold in December last year to net himself over $120,000, never paid short term capital gains taxes, then poured all of it into nonsense altcoins which this year crashed his holdings to $30,000. Now he's bewildered the IRS tells him he owes $50,000 on that $120000 gain he thought they just wouldn't notice.

In other words he took his life savings and in about a year turned it into -$20,000"

Could always carry over the losses for a few years
 
So I was wondering, if the crypto market is so thin, couldn't a HF with relative small account (maybe 10 mm) push the price up and down while making a killing in a futures account? I am thinking the pushing up and down would be done with a break even or even a small loss, but the futures side would be hugely profitable.

What would be the counter argument against doing this?The only thing is if whales can not move the market, but the evidence shows that they clearly can...
 
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Cryptos are getting absolutely hammered. Ether is down to $470.

Twitter is now banning ads.

According to the Internal Revenue Service, anything purchased using a digital currency is liable to be taxed as a capital gain
 
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According to the Internal Revenue Service, anything purchased using a digital currency is liable to be taxed as a capital gain

It is clear that all countries will have to do something similar. If not they all will lose huge amounts of taxes. Crypto's are generating a huge black market. Besides of a criminal market.
 
That 50 and 200 days crossover is one of the most lagging indicators I ever seen. We are already down 65% from ATH by the time that gets bearish. Not to mention the last time it crossed it bounced back in no time.
 
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