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If ETH dies that leaves more room for XRP to grow
so i support this

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Just did some complex calculations.
PRQ 250$ EOY

let the price predictions roll in

What about these two

Belarus
In an Eastern European country, Belarus, a new law, which came into force in March 2018, legalised cryptocurrencies. With their legalisation, individuals and companies were exempted from any form of taxation of transactions and trade in digital financial assets. This law will be in force at least until 2023.

Mining or trade in cryptocurrencies is treated as a personal investment and therefore not subject to taxation. Registered companies, operating in the Special Economic Zone of High Technologies Park near Minsk, engaged in mining, trading or offering ICOs, do not have to pay taxes either.

Slovenia
In the case of Slovenia, the tax system for individuals and companies related to BTC is completely different. Although citizens do not obtain capital gains from the sale of BTC, they still have to pay income tax irrespective of the currency exchanged. Companies that receive payments in Bitcoin or intend to extract themselves are obliged to pay tax at fixed rates.

The taxation of companies "depends on the circumstances of the case and the information given in the tax return. If income is considered as capital gains, the tax is 19%". - say the experts.

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Yeah but I don't want to live in Portugal or anywhere else, read this >>21461708

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If that's the only response you can give him, it means he's right lmao

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2000 linklet checking in
>the plan is to sell 500 linkies at $300
>put $100.000 into vanguard account and let it grow long term
>buy small property with a tinyhouse on it for $50.000, i'm from poor country so that's possible here
>never sell the rest

fellow linklets, what are your plans?

As LINK is getting too expensive to buy now, I'm looking to start accumulating smaller projects.

These are the ones I'm looking at. Which one would you pick? Sorted by market cap.

THETA
REN
RLC
RSR
UBT