especially with equity and founder class A shares or whatever

then you have to file a 83B election and delclare it and thus pay tax up front on the pegged value of transfer minus say if you declare later and its upped valuation you get taxed @ a higher rate

also talking with an RE dev firm I am curious as to implimentation of crypto to real estate

So Monero uses the bitcoin blockchain, but it's like an intermediary?

I'm not too familiar with crypto currency

idk, I need to look further. We have a secure facility thats temp controlled being a mountain and id be curious on what it would be ROI wise to buy a lot size of miners

how quickly I could pay equip off and then be pure profit and pump coins into the forex markets

Well it would probably be smart to look into other cryptos as bitcoin is a little more capped right?

I would do a spread

yeah

Risk segmentation is key

I could talk to an investor and maybe drop like 80K on a bulk buy on the new AMD platform but my concern is the backlog

further china cubes out plane loads of the devices

so they could chew market up on the equipment production side

IS curve would be all fucked on pricing

id want like full 80 or whatever inventory deliver at once to bring online all at once

no back logs

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https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/tori-41034581

https://twitter.com/contentmancy/status/903072140085391360

that photo of eli makes him look strung out lmao

He looks tired. Someone make him sleep for a bit.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_New_York_City

@Belligerent Ship monero uses its own blockchain

What's the relationship with bitcoin then/

they are both cryptocurrencies

monero is different because the coin uses obfuscation on the ledger

so you cant easily track who buys and sells

unlike bitcoin where its public

Oh, my understanding from that video was that it was just a service that acted as an obfucation for bitcoin transactions

the government is now putting in significant work to track bitcoin

nope

that makes a lot of sense

its an entirely new coin

I want some

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monero_(cryptocurrency)

its not actually a derivative, uses its own protocl

Sounds good, not widely adopted I would assume though

Monero experienced rapid growth in market capitalization (from US$5M to US$185M) wow