Monday, November 23, 2020

Third Halving Turns Out to Be Non-Event for Bitcoin's Price

https://somuchinfo.com/2020/05/12/third-halving-turns-out-to-be-non-event-for-bitcoins-price/

WARNING: TAXATION 2020: Incoming Bull Market STICKY has wrong information

The poster from an accounting firm makes several claims and presents them as FACT. The fact that he is a Chartered Accountant (allegedly) lends him credibility, however there are several points in his writeup that are not telling the whole side of the story. Their post is here

I replied late to the party, and missed all the activity - never the less I think it's important my voice gets heard for you to balance out your own choices at tax time.

The fact is this Metrics CA firm hasn't challenged or tested any of their assumptions about STAKING, and Business versus Hobby income. I don't think there is adaquate case presidence to validate their claims. Here is my reply to their post.

ARGUABLY some of his information is plain WRONG! I will identify my reasons. Some of my examples are from the IRS and I state that upfront but generally CRA has not issued guidance, so looking at other countries that have issued guidance is a good starting point.

Okay where to begin. /u/MetricsCPA/ states:

DECENTRALIZED TRADING

This is what I would refer to as exchanges like Kyber, MKR, and Uniswap. These do not have a centralized order book and record of transactions - Ie, you will not be able to get a list of your trades 8 months after you do it for tax purposes.

WRONG - literally by definition a decentralized trade is stamped into an immutable blockchain that can be looked up indefinitly in the future, anytime you want. You can use this tool here to look up most DEXs for all time.

Next:

STAKING

/u/MetricsCPA/ states that this is mostly INTEREST, and make a comparison to a bank paying you interest.

WRONG!

Staking of cryptocurrency

The Canadian Revenue Agency has not released specific guidance for staking of cryptocurrency. Because staking is similar in nature to mining of cryptocurrencies, the safest approach is to treat received coins from staking in a similar fashion to mining.

If your mining is just a personal hobby, you will only pay capital gains tax when you later sell (dispose of) the received coins. Because you didn’t pay anything for the coins originally, the cost basis should be considered as zero so that your capital gains are equal to the market value (in CAD) at the time when you sell the coins in the future.

The CRA says that it will be decided case by case if your activity is classified as a business or just a hobby.

SOURCE: https://coinpanda.io/crypto-taxes-canada-cra/

CRYPTO isn't money! It isn't a Security (although it can be), it isn't a currency. CRA hasn't provided clear direction.

CRA has issued direction here: The CRA generally treats cryptocurrency like a commodity for purposes of the Income Tax Act. ... Not all taxpayers who buy and sell cryptocurrency are carrying on business activity.

/u/MetricsCPA/ points out that most mining activity is treated as business income.. However says himself that they have never challenged the findings or lost a case by claiming otherwise!! If a CA firm always picks a path that is worst for their client, of course CRA won't say no.

If you are a 'hobbyist' your staking rewards can and should be recorded as a $0 ACB and when you sell later, you pay the full capital gain. By automatically saying any rewards are INCOME you are screwing your clients. I mean it's not right that they are getting rewards for sustaining a system (Commodities).. A better comparison othan your bank example would be a Fruit Farm that bears fruit. Should you be taxed on the apples that are made? Well I guess, YES if you are a business. This is not even getting into the philisophical discussion that rewards from staking dilute the coin supply and technically should devalue the market cap and price of a certain coin that you are already holding!

Liquidity Provision

WRONG AGAIN!

One view is that you technically have never disposed of your coins into the liquidity pool - you have wrapped them in a smart contract! This is not a disposision and doesn't trigger a tax event. See here

https://www.forbes.com/sites/shehanchandrasekera/2020/03/02/tax-guide-to-uniswap-crypto-exchange/?sh=255256904612

OTHER USEFULL REFERENCES

https://tokentax.co/guides/defi-crypto-tax/

https://barretttaxlaw.com/tax-treatment-of-cryptocurrency-theft-and-loss/

https://www.coincenter.org/congress-to-irs-proof-of-stake-block-rewards-should-not-be-taxed-as-income/


[Daily Discussion] Tuesday, November 24, 2020

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A SHA256 Miner is Refuting IFP & Clowning the Entire ABC Project, Rendering the Chain Useless

As many here have noticed, an unknown miner is creating a huge amount of empty blocks on the Bitcoin Cash ABC chain and filling the mempool with spam transactions. This is effectively making it impossible for anyone except rival BCHABC miners to create transactions on the ABC Network, of which there aren't many. This likely severely erodes confidence in the BCHABC chain, and frustrates those who wish to dump their ABC coins ask quickly as possible. Apparently there are coinbase messages in some recent ABC blocks indicating that a large dump of ABC coins will occur on Nov 25.

This is a rather unprecedented event for coins forked from major cryptos. Right now it appears that this is a sort of "Wild West Showdown" in which another miner(s) MUST obtain superior hashpower to avoid BCHABC becoming completely worthless and useless. As miners other than the attacker fall away from BCHABC mining, the difficulty keeps dropping and the attacker gets a greater and greater share of the hashpower. Even now, this miner could 51% attack BCHABC, nullifying transactions, or they could reorg the ABC chain at their leisure.

Since ABC coins are borderline impossible to move right now, even Amaury can't move his extorted 8% coinbase rewards unless he can finance a miner to create a block including them! If it costs more money to convince a miner to create that block than the ABC coins are worth, the project is effectively in a zombie state.

It seems that someone is sending a very strong message of support for BCH Node and the BCH cryptocurrency. It's called Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is.


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  • OLD GUARD: Electrum developers patched one of bitcoin’s oldest wallets that had been bricked by the latest Apple update.
  • PLAY GROUND: Vietnam’s Ministry of Education will use TomoChain to archive student records on a blockchain.
  • SECURITY BREACH: Crypto exchange Liquid said a domain name hosting provider slip up may have exposed sensitive customer data.

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- A Deutsche Bank analyst said customers increasingly prefer bitcoin over gold as a store-of-value investment.

- At least one obscure indicator suggests bitcoin’s bulls have room to roam.

Bitcoin > gold

A Deutsche Bank analyst said customers increasingly prefer bitcoin over gold as a store-of-value investment. “There seems to be an increasing demand to use bitcoin where gold used to be used to hedge dollar risk, inflation, and other things,” said Jim Reid, managing director, head of global fundamental credit strategy, as quoted by ZeroHedge. Bitcoin is up 144% on the year, and gold 22%.

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At least one obscure indicator suggests bitcoin’s bulls have room to roam. Already notching 80% gains in the past six weeks and fast approaching an all-time high of $20,000 set in 2017, the cryptocurrency’s Mayer Multiple – the ratio of price to the 200-day moving average – is showing the current rally may be in early stages. Standing at a 16-month high of 1.67, this indicator is still well short of the 2.4 threshold that has historically signaled the final leg of the bull markets. It was this key metric that preceded the end of the 2019, 2017 and 2013 bull runs. Things are different this time around, compared to three years ago there is less retail interest in bitcoin and significantly more institutional involvement.

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Hayden Otto (/u/CryptoStrategies) does not deserve your forgiveness or money

I’ve been a bit dumbstruck by how many have just welcomed this two faced punk right back into the fold with open arms and kisses like he wasn't an ABC/IFP shill and a troll right up until November 15th.

He's still an ABC/IFP apologist and whitewasher acting like they were not the hostile force trying to extort the chain and the community directly into their own pockets with an 8% subsidy, doctoring history to say ABC split "amicably" while it was in fact cast out with extreme prejudice by 99% of the miners and community with little resistance.

He doesn't deserve your forgiveness or a paycheck through Flipstarter (of which he's announced a whole new one in another show of arrogance).

If BCH is to actually move on from ABCs attempted extortion and the critical damage it's caused, those responsible for it should be cast out and shamed just like Amaury Sechet and his troll lapdog Shammah Chancellor along with their shitfork. Hayden Otto is another prominent person that went to the dark side against the greater ecosystem and community that helped and is trying to act like he didn’t now so he can keep leeching off of all of you in bad faith. After railing against BCHN for months, suddenly he's ok taking cash to market it post-fork as the default BCH chain.

So, here is a small selection of his hypocritical assholery, shilling, trolling, and slander to ponder while deciding if he really deserves a place here still:

BCHN supporters are the new Small Blockers - lie, cheat and steal to get their way.

Wondering why r/BTC has been a total cesspit lately?

Alexander Levin of ASICseer, BCHN supporter/financier, attempts to dox Hayden Otto. This is the kind of level people are stooping to now, if you do not fall in line with their demands.

Why is the Bitcoin Unlimited community donations being used to fund smear campaigns against Bitcoin ABC to the sum of $60k/year, through efforts like this and the BCHNOTAX group? source

Well the backtracking of voluntary funding proponents is now in full swing, as demonstrated by a number of replies to my above comment. All this drama was never about the IFP, it was about removing Bitcoin ABC from BCH. source

What do you think of the anti-ABC rhetoric which now plasters the top of r/btc daily for months on end? Do you think that is a good look for us? source

This has nothing to do with supporting the IFP, an issue which is now closed. Seems that you and a bunch of others have an ulterior motive to take down ABC by turning the BCH community against them. Anti-BCH forces have continually been attempting to do this over the last 3 years, given that BCH poses a great threat to the crippled BTC shitcoin and legacy financial systems. source

No, it's not. This is just a handful of individuals doing this purely to spite Amaury.This "Bitcoin Cash Node" is an exact clone of ABC, so the "No Tax" people rallying behind this have now revealed to everyone that they know ABC writes good code. They want to run ABC code. It seems this effort is purely about removing Amaury. The "No Tax" proof of social media game has been strong, but when it comes down to it they will likely fall short where it matters... with hash rate.source

This one aged like milk didn’t it

Their purpose is to do the opposite of what ABC does on all fronts to continue propping up their French man == bad narrative. This causes greater tension and division in BCH, which seems to be the end result of most things they do. source

This is not decentralised development and BCHN is the takeover attempt. Open your eyes. source

If it fails the "Bitcoin Cash Community" doesn't value: 1) Amassing large concentrations of BCH adoption. 2) Tirelessly promoting BCH in the 3rd dimension and online. 3) Organizing BCH events and conferences 4) Building your business purely on BCH That is what that says to me. Instead they value people who are troublemaker and disruptors who undermine the efforts of everybody doing what I listed above. source

One of several examples of him jerking himself off and being arrogant and pissy when his funding efforts are dashed because people don’t like idiot bullies that think they are owed a job and money for products they never asked for.

You would think that supporters of voluntary funding mechanisms would be encouraging others to utilize these methods over an IFP, to fund the commons. However we have guys like /u/NilacTheGrim, spoiling it for everyone, by doing all he can to discourage people like me from participating in voluntary funding mechanisms. Your actions and negative comments toward me and others will push more people toward an IFP rather than away from it. [source]

Oops…

Ahh the new BCHN Narrative (spin on the story after their hand was revealed): ABC is pushing a false narrative that we want to split, but this is totally not true. Really ABC is going to cause a split in November by activating IFP and then blame us for the split!

This totally ignores the fact the BCHN website used to state their primary purpose was to "neutrally follow the longest Bitcoin Cash chain without contributing to the risk of a chain split". This is now removed and when you look at BCHN plans to get rid of automatic replay protection and not follow the 6month upgrade schedule, it is clear BCHN intends to trigger a split and they're doing everything to facilitate that. source

I got banned from BCHN chat rooms, like the official BCHN one and also the "NoTax" group (operated by BU's Paul) , for no apparent reason. I got removed from the "Bitcoin Cash News" channel, which I operated and grew over two years to 2700 subscribers, for posting an article that spoke highly of Amaury Sechet. Edit: oh yeah and one of BCHN's top financiers also attempted to dox me and failed, published wrong address. These people are pure scum and frequently accuse their opposition of what they themselves are doing, as illustrated by the OP's post. source

The things you accuse me of are literally what the BCHN collective does. I even discussed it in the article, they spend all their time writing shit on reddit or read.cash instead of being productive like I am, onboarding new business and users to BCH. source

By the downvotes I guess everyone here wants to see BCH burn. Maybe i should fuck off and go do something else with my life, where my work and efforts are not shit all over by socialists? source

The grasping at straws to take over the BCH network and ticker is real LOL source

They got paid their 750 BCH and then failed to deliver on the promises set out in the flipstarter, like a number of other flipstarters including George Donnelly's. So it's clear the payment was for their allegiance against ABC. source

Go look at my comment/post history, I am a targeted individual. Its a wonder that Reddit hasn't handed out any bans to the people who are part of the coordinated vote brigading against me. source

Whaahmbulance alert

I have noticed this common trend where BCHN supporters will accuse an ABC supporter of being in a cult where they worship Amaury. It's just another instance where the BCHN supporter is projecting what is true of themselves onto their opposition, for they are the ones in an ABC hate cult. They are the ones who have distracted themselves from BCH adoption and building to instead focus their every moment on attacking Amaury and ABC, writing tediously long posts in an attempt to discredit and remove them. They have wasted their last 10 months doing this while supporters of the New Coinbase Rule are focused on achieving the Bitcoin Cash Mission, putting Bitcoin Cash in a position where it can become P2P electronic cash for the world. source

If you want to have hobbyists, incompetents and bad actors running the show, then you will get that opportunity after Nov 15. source

Ignoring the fact ftrader, an original founder of BCH along with Amaury, is who started BCHN after leaving ABC in disgust.

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I could go on but that’s probably enough to illustrate my point. Its all out there for all to see for themselves. We let this kind of shit slide and then wonder why BCH keeps having problems.

Reap what you sow /u/CryptoStrategies. If you wanted to be a marketing arm for BCH then you should have made an effort to remain actually neutral, then your “I support the longest chain” narrative would have been true, instead of a being the hasty retreat it is after you realized you were on the wrong side of BCHN's unchallenged win.

You Ryan X Charles’d yourself and sunk your reputation throwing in your hat with ABC saboteurs, now live with it.

I look forward to your vain attempts to justify your relentless bullshit to the rest of community after all of your misguided, indefensible treachery.


How to fork bitcoin

To begin with, we’ll take you through the fundamentals. How to fork bitcoin happens when two diggers find legitimate squares simultaneously. Accordingly, when two squares have a similar square stature, this is alluded to as a fork.

The chances of finding the following squares on the two branches simultaneously again are fairly low. Be that as it may, in the event that one split of the blockchain develops longer, excavators will join this split, withdrawing the more limited split.

The squares in the more limited variant are classified “vagrant squares”. No exchanges are lost since exchanges on the stranded square, in the event that they were not as of now added to the substantial square, are re-communicated to the organization and added into the following legitimate square. These forks generally don’t change the hidden convention. On the off chance that a fork, notwithstanding, is purposeful, it is alluded to as a lasting fork.


Bitcoin’s record-breaking streak

Bitcoin’s record-breaking streak

 

On Wednesday, Bitcoin’s market capitalisation broke its previous all-time high, according to data from Coin Metrics. Its market cap exceeded the $328.89 billion seen on 16 December 2017 and is currently sitting at $337,800,149,459, with a price of $18,211 per BTC. The total circulating supply is now at 18,548,843 BTC.

 

But that’s not all. Bitcoin mining revenue also hit a yearly high topping $20m per day. This means mining revenue has now returned to pre-halving levels.

 

Glassnode data suggests the revenue from bitcoin mining is now back at the same levels as when block rewards were double what they are now. The most recent halving took place in mid-May this year, when the price sat around $9,000. Now at over $18,000 - effectively double what it was - we see a correlation between miners needing to sell enough of the asset to cover expenses while their operations remain profitable.

 

The daily revenue figure, which includes block rewards and transaction fees, was $21.2 million for 18 November, which is its highest for a year. The previous peak came close at $20.6 million just after the halving event on 6 May. This is a significant increase considering post-halving revenue plummeted to just over $7 million per day.

 

Another indication of a healthy bitcoin network comes in the form of the hash rate, which is now just 10% away from its highest-ever level, at 143.3 EH/s. This is important considering the slump that followed the end of China’s rainy season, where the majority of bitcoin mining takes place.