Literally asked to pay taxes on internet monopoly money that hasn't even been realized yet. If I cash out i'm just gonna ignore it tbh.
Literally asked to pay taxes on internet monopoly money that hasn't even been realized yet. If I cash out i'm just gonna ignore it tbh.
ETH being up 31% on the week rules.
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i like to imagine a world where im not getting butt fucked by binance server maintenance
I'll prob pay taxes in 2018 on realized gains (AKA money I actually take out) but not on transactions or unrealized.
I plan to take out my initial investment not long after I double it. Will quiet the girlfriend down from worrying and then any monopoly money I gain or lose is all profit.
You guys
I'm $83 away from breaking even
Plz don't meme me
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The crash is coming archi, the gods wont let xrp/xlm moon without a sea of blood red alts first to shake out weak hands.
I think we've all learned from the Verge debacle that my hands are ogre-strong
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U r finly becum cryptolord.
GDI, I thought I saw a headline about that... totally avoided it.
Truthfully, that's nice and all, but I'm not concerning myself with it and odds are most of us won't have to. I don't convert between ETH/BTC/etc. on Coinbase itself and apart from doing that I doubt they'll ever be able to track or find out more than that; not for a long, long time at least.
And by the time that day comes, the backlog would be so hilariously ridiculous for the current pace of ~3 million transactions per day that there's no way they could handle it.
The majority of the exchanges (if not all?) for serious crypto-to-crypto trading are also based abroad and outside the reach of the IRS, nor do those exchanges likely give two shits about our tax code compliance at the cost of their security/privacy and resources.
Pretty easy overall to set things up (hardware wise), but I've built ~a dozen computers by now and am a Comp-Sci major so I might not be the best judge. If you know how to build a PC, it's basically the same process. Hardest part was figuring out power requirements & load balancing, and finding a quality source for the risers. Bad mistake on either of those and you'll burn your shit down.
iirc I made this to reflect my exact first build:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RvcmzM
As far as getting it to work properly... that was a lot more difficult, but still had it running within a day (though I literally didn't go to bed). It's tough to troubleshoot problems with an 8 GPU system on closed-source mining software and the info out there 6-7 months ago was all over the place, though it's slightly better now. After, I spent a month micro-managing and fine-tuning the shit out of overclock/undervolting/other performance and reliability settings/options and since then I literally don't do a thing. I got screwed by one windows patch (after disabling the service, the bastards overrode it!), but apart from that it just runs.
The second PC I started building the case at 10pm and by 4am I had a second PC running and mining just as well as my first one.... then went to bed and woke up for work at 5:15 lol.
I'll still check my hash-rates & up-time a few times a day (via an app), and do a fresh restart once a week, but otherwise it just works.
2 systems, 8 GPUs in each (GTX 1070s).
Max sustainable ETH hash-rate is about 250-260 MH/s while consuming ~1000 watts, per system (500-520 MH/s at ~2000 watts total).
I'm currently dual-mining for Sia though, resulting in a slightly lower ETH hash-rate & more power usage. This brings my total between the two systems to 490-500 MH/s for ether, 4500-5500 MH/s for Siacoin, and ~2250 watts overall.
My gaming PC is also largely unused right now and adding another 42 MH/s for ether, 1100 MH/s for Siacoin, and 310 watts to the total.
This is honestly one part where I've dropped the ball, as I primarily just focus on ETH & dual mining. Spent so much time optimizing for it that I just wanna keep it simple!
The truly profitable thing for me to do, would be to mine the most profitable coin and convert it into ETH (or any coin of choice). There are extra fees associated with auto profit-switching and conversion software & pools, but they're minimal compared to the benefit. This is what most people have been doing lately.
Doing that, by my current stats and running NeoScrypt I'd generate $100/day. Maybe $90/day at worst after fees & extra power usage. Still 25% more than I'm doing right now. Ugh, eventually I'll just do it already.