I like the 'citizens finance' teams that take part in various events, keep up tha good work and tel us the about your latest
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I like the 'citizens finance' teams that take part in various events, keep up tha good work and tel us the about your latest
#citizen_finance #blockchain #nft4ART #nft4FPS #bitcoin #nft4XR #crypto #ethereum #cryptocurrencies #fintech #defi #bsc
I attended the Miami Crypto Expo at the Intercontinental Hotel in Downtown Miami last Thursday and Friday which had a great mix of workshops covering three main topics: decentralized finance; bitcoin/crypto generally; NFTs.
I attended both days and went to many workshops. I had a great time, but as a nerd it's easy for me to get carried away in such a setting. As a resident of the county and long time tourist in the bitcoin space I saw this as an early opportunity to get my ear to the ground and start to pick out the interesting future trends which may have their nascence here in South Florida due to the very open stance the Mayor and some commissioners have taken.
Some of you may already know about a large conference happening early June, which I expect to be a landmark event.
I wanted to throw this up for anyone who went talk about their own experiences, or for people who didn't know about the event to ask any questions they may have about what happened.
Bitcoin is the main powerhouse if the crypto world that drags everything else with it. If Bitcoin goes up, the market goes up. If Bitcoin crashes, then everything crashes. This is pretty much common knowledge, but I have encountered quite a few people lately that are new to crypto and did not know this and occasionally they even wonder how is that even possible that the entire market suddenly drops, all at the same time, following the exact same curve? It must be a scam and all manipulated because no way this is a “natural” occurrence. But actually, it is.
The below is a rough explanation of one of the reasons, amongst many, why this happens. There are other reasons too, some may affect it more some may affect it less, but this one gives a good idea about why it is a logical consequence of Bitcoin pulling the market so that it is not caused by some unknown Great Manipulator in the shadows, but it is a natural phenomenon.
It is all basically happening because there is a trading pair (BTC/USDT) that have both its coins traded with most other coins, like when there is a new coin added to exchanges it is very likely it will be set up as trading pairs with Bitcoin and USDT so by now, there are trading pairs on most exchanges between any coins and Bitcoin (BTC) and any coins and Tether (USDT). This means you can trade your coins for Bitcoin and for USDT amongst others. So if there is a sharp move on the BTC/USDT pair, it imbalances the price of other coins that also trade between both coins, generating a pressure to follow.
So first, let’s assume we have 1 Bitcoin (BTC), 1 Tether (USDT) and 1 Tabby Cat Token (TCT). They all have trading pairs with each other, so there are BTC/USDT, BTC/TCT and also USDT/TCT pairs.
For simplicity, let’s assume 1BTC=1USDT=1TCT meaning you can buy 1 Bitcoin for 1 USDT or 1USDT for 1TCT or 1 Bitcoin for 1TCT. This is the balance state.
If Bitcoin drops to half of its value against USDT because someone sells a large amount of it for USDT pushing down the price, it is easy to see that suddenly the TCT/BTC and TCT/USDT price will become imbalanced. Before the deal it was 1TCT=1BTC and 1TCT=1USDT but when Bitcoin dropped to half its price against USDT it created a market price pressure on TCT since at that point 1TCT did worth 1USDT but also did worth 1BTC directly but 2BTC indirectly through USDT. So indirectly TCT went up against Bitcoin resulting in sell orders driving the price of TCT down too following the price of Bitcoin.
Since the above happens quickly, pretty much in real time, all we can see is that when Bitcoin moves, most of the market also moves with it.
Of course, this is just one of the reasons, probably not even explained very well or accurately, but I find it simple enough to make some sense in the “everything moves together” events so some people may sleep better when they understand that it is just a logical consequence of the aligned stars (Bitcoin and USDT) and not an elaborate market manipulation of some major scammer.
Calling on our New York community!
RSK Co-Founder u/gabrielkurman and u/sovrynBTC will be with New York Blockchain Meetup discussing all things #Bitcoin #DeFi with #RSK!
TOMORROW, 8pm ET
Register to participate: meetup.com/es-ES/BlockchainNYC/events/277428131/
Douglas Porter, CFA
April 23rd, 2021
So I'm going to lead off by saying this is about Bitcoin, though frankly issue would apply to securities though I assume it might come up less. I am in the USA.
So the situation is that starting in 2019 I began doing a small amount of trading using Popular service A. This was the first time I ever sold Bitcoin, though I did have other holdings prior to this time, there were no taxable events. At one point in 2019 I deposit cash from my bank into service A, and buy bitcoin. Que buy/sell/buy/sell blah blah. Come tax time, I load up my transaction report of buys and sells and do the work of figuring out my profits, using FIFO, all using short term capital gains rates at the end because it was all less than a year. I had a similar situation for 2020, reported and filed, ok cool.
So it's 2021, I have trades this year already, short term trades. But now I want to cash out some of my longer term holdings, so I transfer some from my long term holdings that were held by Popular service B, and sell them on Popular service A. And immediately think- Oh fuck, will the IRS think it's weird that I've been reporting a bunch of short term, and suddenly there is going to be a sale where I am saying, oh hey I'm using FIFO still, but this bit I sold is older than anything else I have told you about up to this point...
I'm worried I screwed it up and best case just have to redo a lot of calculations and refile, I think the impact on taxes would be pretty negligible potentially even in my favor if I should have been using the older coins for my basis all along, but I do want it to be correct going forward. What do you guys think?
The trading amounts were never enough to warrant hiring a professional, and while the amount now is more significant it is one time, and I don't want to engage a CPA if I am just massively over thinking this... thank you in advance for any advice!!
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Quick weekly news:
Other notable events include:
- Bitcoin price crashed below $50K
- Ethereum ETFs get off to $138M
Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s price has dropped to $48,000. This is the first time the cryptocurrency has fallen below $50,000 since March 7, 2021.
One of the reasons why Bitcoin’s price may have seen a downturn is growing fears surrounding a capital gains tax hike in the US. Under US tax law, selling cryptocurrency triggers a “taxable event,” and US taxpayers must pay tax on any profits or losses; the taxes, higher for short term holders, affect day traders more.
Ethereum ETFs
Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) began trading last week—and got off to an explosive start. All in all, the trio of Canadian ETFs have racked up $138 million in trading volume.
The Ethereum ETFs, run by Purpose Investments, Evolve ETFs, and CI Global Asset Management, started trading on Toronto’s stock exchange (TSX) on April, 20.The ETFs are products that allow investors to buy shares that represent the second biggest cryptocurrency by market cap, Ethereum. Investors can trade them continually throughout the day but don’t have to worry about the tricky stuff that comes with holding crypto, like storage.
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