Doesn’t make any sense. You mean to say 50 percent of people don’t have “thoughts”? How can one have thoughts without an internal dialogue?
Not if I sell it for cash, directly purchase something from it
doesn't have orders for the currency I want to use..not sure if I am not using it correctly
I get that buying non-kyc p2p is the best. However...
1. I've tried robosats. It did not have orders for the currency/country I want to buy in/from. Binance remains the only way to stack. (I haven't tried bisq, peach etc yet but they might have the same problem).
2. Many people (including me) have no idea about the pitfalls of kyc when they start stacking. kyc exchange to cold wallet address is very easy for a government agency to track but if something breaks that link it creates a layer of obscurity. Taxable events happen only while spending and if years down the line one decides to spend the stack on something, my understanding is that it will not be straightforward for the tax authorities to detect it if the link between on-chain address and identity is obscured.
I would be interested to know what is the best way to deal with a kyc-stack
I think kyc means more than that. It also means that if Binance knows the address of my on-chain wallet if I withdraw on-chain. Not sure how this will work with binance->lightning address->wallet address
If I send sats from binance to a lightning wallet and then from the lightning wallet to an on-chain wallet do they become KYC-free?
#asknostr #plebchain
Yes I can still zap on plebstr
If the government is going to hand out free lunches, people are going to take them. Liberal welfare policies will always end up creating spongers at the cost of productive people
Assuming a 2bhk is 90m^2. The ratio for a fresh grad with a masters degree in Munich who earns 65k€ gross on average comes down to 13.3 lol
Except in major cities where jobs are concentrated- Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart even an apartment is more than $500k?
Are you using your own node to get the block height?
Definitely. Dealing with the bureaucracy is a pain in the ass for anyone moving there. Most government offices still work in German only. Highly skilled workers don’t get as much purchasing power as their home country or the US
Not surprising considering the amount of regulations for businesses and high taxes for skilled workers in Germany
Focus on conceptual understanding not the language
I wish El Salvador introduces something like a bitcoin visa for people from countries with weak passports to enter more easily
Dumb question- why doesn’t El salvador hold bitcoin like an etf and just issue bonds. How are these bonds different from the spot ETFs?
and what you say can't be deleted just like the real world!