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mooneysaver said:0
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well well well, Russia are now saying they will soon take payment for Oil & Gas in Bitcoin, something I believe I stated could happen with a super power somewhere in this thread a long time, before this horrible war even happened.
Now Yellen (a massive bitcoin hater) is conceding and the all too familiar bitcoin game theory is well and truly in play...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y0A8PvaloI
We have Brazil introducing a bill to make Bitcoin legal tender....we also have the likes of Rio de Janeiro now accepting bitcoin for tax payments...
And lastly, we have Exxon, mining bitcoin to lower their emissions (I thought bitcoin burned the planet?)
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/26/exxon-mining-bitcoin-with-crusoe-energy-in-north-dakota-bakken-region.html
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Rumours that Apple are tipped to embrace Bitcoin with Apple Pay and a partnership with Strike, the Bitcoin investment app.0
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Zola. said:well well well, Russia are now saying they will soon take payment for Oil & Gas in Bitcoin, something I believe I stated could happen with a super power somewhere in this thread a long time, before this horrible war even happened.
Now Yellen (a massive bitcoin hater) is conceding and the all too familiar bitcoin game theory is well and truly in play...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y0A8PvaloI
We have Brazil introducing a bill to make Bitcoin legal tender....we also have the likes of Rio de Janeiro now accepting bitcoin for tax payments...
And lastly, we have Exxon, mining bitcoin to lower their emissions (I thought bitcoin burned the planet?)
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/26/exxon-mining-bitcoin-with-crusoe-energy-in-north-dakota-bakken-region.html
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Tom Lee sums what you need to do for the next decade in just over two minutes:
https://youtu.be/DdIRwyNL32s
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Saylor just leveraged another 205m in too0
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lozzy1965 said:Hmmm, not entirely sure it's surprising to hear Russia announce that, given the financial constraints imposed on it by most of the rest of the world. It's certainly not a good thing if Bitcoin allows them financial oxygen!Sure it is bro. The whole point of Bitcoin was to allow everyone to conduct financial transactions outside the control of oppressive governments. Turns out "everyone" includes oppressive governments. Whaddyaknow. Money is truly apolitical.1
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https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-sets-out-plan-to-make-uk-a-global-cryptoasset-technology-hub#:~:text=The government has today announced,for cryptoasset technology and investment.&text=Stablecoins to be brought within,a recognised form of payment.
"The UK government will explore ways of enhancing the competitiveness of the UK tax system to encourage further development of the cryptoasset market in the UK"
Maybe they want some bitcoin after all
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Very interesting, and shows a strong willingness to at least seriously look at this space.
I like the below which coupled with regulated stable coins/exchanges is a complete retirement gamechanger.
"The UK government will explore ways of enhancing the competitiveness of the UK tax system to encourage further development of the cryptoasset market in the UK. It will review how DeFi loans – where holders of cryptoassets lend them out for a return – are treated for tax purposes"
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Adyinvestment said:I like the below which coupled with regulated stable coins/exchanges is a complete retirement gamechanger.
"The UK government will explore ways of enhancing the competitiveness of the UK tax system to encourage further development of the cryptoasset market in the UK. It will review how DeFi loans – where holders of cryptoassets lend them out for a return – are treated for tax purposes"Genuine question: how is it a gamechanger? The tax treatment of DeFi loans is simple: if you loan someone money, fiat or tokens, the interest is taxed as unearned income. The Government needs every penny it can lay its hands on and that is unlikely to change significantly.A Royal Mint Platinum Jubilee NFT? Groan. Nothing says "future of money" like bros rushing to buy trading cards with a 95-year-old multi-millionairess on.
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