guys the real villains here are the payment processors, the silent shadowy blacklisting cabal that dictates the kind of moral behavior we're allowed to engage in, who, without any sort of oversight, can wipe any company they wish out of existence.
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So? Get some cryptobros/sises on board, launch a platform, loop in the IRS, and you're a billionaire by Christmas
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Not true, but even if so, the irs can't stop anyone from receiving or sending bitcoin. So why do their rules even matter?
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It is true (Q14 and Q16 in link). And they don't have to stop the transaction from happening, they just have to track down some percentage of people not paying taxes on them and punish them to dissuade most people from using it as a medium of exchange.https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/frequently-asked-questions-on-virtual-currency-transactions …
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If you don't sell your crypto for fiat, I don't think it will be taxable. Or will it?
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Can I pay rent and buy food with crypto?
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