So by making the choice to be on nostr and use npstr features that were created for nostr users, I have to subject myself to mastodon content that nobody asked for?

How is it powerful that I am forced to block mastodon accounts on a cunt-by-cunt basis? Something as simple as following a hashtag makes me look at and block shit that did not organically seek out a nostr audience.

Oh. Now I understand why.

Reminds me of the Brothers Quay stuff.

Tokenizing the hash is how this stuff is destined to go. Treat the RAW like a painting that the owner is responsible for maintaining, and treat the hashed token like the provenance documentation. Storing images on a blockchain is an idea created by retards who think defacement of public commons is "art". They are likely just sociopaths who don't think other people and their use cases of a block chain are real.

What you are describing is exactly why these safe harbor rules now exist. People started strategically picking and choosing the most advantageous strategy

And that the strategy has to be the same going forward for future taxes

I don't know if you can have homogenous cost basis strategies. My impression was that you had to apply the same strategy to each.

Maybe NFT the hash of the RAW with ordinals horseshit. Distribute the RAW via some other way that doesn't impractically pollute a blockchain.

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This is kind of a double-spend attack, for which the IRS has no defense against.

What I want to know is why can't we just create all permutations of the letter of intent and decide which one is best when we report 2025's taxes? Timestamp it, photograph it, notarize it; whatever. Do them all. Decide later.

I guess you could timestamp it, sure, or use some ordinals horseshit to represent ownership , but it is impractical and costly to store the raw photos or even the compressed formats on bitcoin's block chain in any meaningful size.

You have to now report gains separately for every self-hosted wallet and custodial account. You have to choose an ordering strategy (oldest, largest, etc...) for gains reporting, and you need to write a letter of intent stating your intent to comply and which ordering strategy you will use going forward. You don't have to send the letter of intent to the IRS; just keep it for your records, should you be audited.

Super unsad mostr might be going away

Okay, so regarding this safe harbor bullshit:

If you don't know which allocation strategy to use, why not just create all the different versions of the letters of intent, and worry about which one suits you in 2025? Timestamp them. Notarize them. Who gives a fuck?

This one is truly fucked up

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Jist the thought of my formal wear touching one of those crusty cum sponges makes me just want to buy a new suit for every occassion.

These TSA security checkpoints have gotten so large and dense, thry have become terror targets in of themselves.