/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25708369
Yes, also goes by the name "Tennis Racket Theorem".
Now answer my question, are there any interesting climate related projects/companies/stocks? Does anybody know

>>14063284
I have worked in the field of quantum computation and also have implemented SHA in various languages... and I'm not at all afraid of blockchain security being in danger in the next 10 years.

On that note, subscribe to my youtube

https://youtu.be/UziK-Hqzwi4

last bump

I have 500k and by that don't have to work for the next 15 year or whatever, but I didn't change my lifestyle in any way (already made €3000 after taxes per month) and I'm pretty sure most people would become quite miserable without work. Even if it's not a wage job but something like entrepreneurship.
Having to reach milestones at work, and the stress that comes with it, still leads to a better life than being able to not having to wake up in the morning - the latter leads to you becoming worse and worse in all kinds of ways.
Of course, the job must make sense to you and you gotta learn something day by day. I'm not talking jobs like waiter.

>>5985586
>Gibts zu dieser Variante auch eine Quelle?
Come on! In dem Satz bevor ich das zitiere sag ich literally
>Zitat aus dem BMF link
Hier der Link
>>5984389

Und, wie du selbst zitierst, steht der Wert
>des jeweils hingegebenen Wirtschaftsgutes

Wenn du heute um zwei bitcoin zum Preis von €15000 kaufst (zB. mit zehn Litecoins) und er dann in ein paar Wochen auf €16000 steigt und du die beiden bitcoin verkaufst (zB. für NEO), dann machst du

2 · (€16000 - €15000)

also €2000 Gewinn.

Das gibst du bei der Steuererklärung (in Ö) im Feld "Spekulationsgewinne" an, und dann werden sie dir schreiben, dass du ihnen €800 oder so schuldest (also ca. 40% von den €2000).