1.8 million. Bought 2010. Sold early Dec 2017. Hired a CPA. Got the right paperwork. Paid Uncle Sam my dues. Still read about it but don’t invest. Was never in it for the greed. Just loved the early enthusiasm. Too much noise now.
+$306,254. Got in very early. DCA on the way up over the years. Sold everything Dec 15 2017. I treat it like lottery winnings and keep it anonymous. Nobody around me knows.
I have a house already (3000sqft at $250k). I'm happy with my life as-is. I've watched others spend their earnings and return to broke. I'm not interested in exhausting my FOF (fuck-off-fund).
+$650k. Out in Jan 18. Bought back in Jan 19, hodling through 2023. Oct 2023 will be the next BTC peak (but don't buy BTC) at $163k/BTC. You heard it here first
Market cap. Find public ledgers that target Enterprise use cases. Fiat isnt going away. I'm not shilling my own investments because (circular) I'm not a shill. Reiterating: I couldn't care less what you buy or don't buy. OP posted a question and I answered
Shilling is all about intent. There were tons of coins that claimed enterprise partnerships that are now trash. You have to be more specific, or not at all.
Actually I don't have to do anything. I'm heavily invested in 2 projects, above all I want them to see organic adoption. I have no interest in being the advertisement or their freelance marketer.
Partnerships != Working code achieving Enterprise requirements
Large players already have enterprise solutions. IBM has hyperledger, Azure/AWS have their own consortium Ethereum cloud, R3 Corda, Walmart Labs, etc. What makes you think some small project will make a difference in an enterprise use case, when the bigger players already have existing solutions and the best connections in the market?
I don't think large corporations would want all their supply chain data broadcasted on a public ledger. Public decentralized ledgers certainly have their use cases but I don't think 'enterprise' is the right adjective here
Wrong and wrong. The two coins I'm in aren't in the top 100 mcaps on CMC. There's your hint. But since you mention EOS, I can't be clear enough: fuck that junk.
±10k all earned through fast micro transactions with a ton of different CCs (Binance). I used large value purchases and sells to make small variance worth the time. Sold Eben at the time ETH was just over $1k. (my Coinbase report looks like a mess, a frenzy of transactions)
You should not waste your money in crypto. You buy hoping that next person will buy it higher. So probability of crashing it increases as its values increases.
You lose money the moment you buy. Trading cash for worthless figments of mathematics. Hoping to find a bigger fool before the tower of cards falls down.
Started in 2017 with 20k. At peak my portfolio was worth 500k+ in Jan 2018. I even paid ~10k in taxes for 2017 crypto to crypto trades. Stupid me didn’t sell ANY into USD. Now my portfolio is worth 14k or so. :^) expensive lesson learned.
I’m not some master trader or anything. I bought a few hundred worth when it was ~30c mined more when it was possible with gpus. Ended up with about 3k btc. Sold a ton early on and liquidated the whole stack when it was sub $7k
You must be that 0.1% that actually made it and makes everyone want to invest. Congrats. Couldn’t you just retire and live off of investment of that money for rest of your life? You could get like 100k no problem per year! Live like a king in mid US
Was early in BTC, mined as well, still have over $400k, down from peak of 1.2 mil. I've lived through $1 to $32 bubble, $5 to $140, $70 to $1300, and now $400 to $20k, just hodl
JPM coin was the first nail in XRP's coffin. Ripple is trying to sell banking software. Banks will build a consortium of their own coins available to them and institutional investors. Ripple is dead in the water and the tokens have always been worthless.
It's not exactly the same. I'm not a cpa and this is not advice, but you can manipulate the tax burden by how you claim fungibility of the coins. E.g. FIFO vs LIFO or whatever.
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I paid all my taxes as well.
Partnerships != Working code achieving Enterprise requirements
Partnerships != Deployed POCs
I'm negative on LTC, bought around $250/coin
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At its peak, I was about 600k up.
Didn't cash out at the right time, but still did well overall.
If banks wants something to for payment solution, they will use stable coin not something can drop 50% in price in few seconds
Pets.com was a $300m company at one point.
Edit: own/owed.... I can't engrish
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