Tether is under investigation. It's no longer a stablecoin I would trust. If you have a problem with fluctuation and want a more trusted stablecoin I'd try GUSD. https://gemini.com/dollar/
CoinBase: Can be used as a bank - You convert your BTC to EUR/USD and keep it there |
  (Apr 30, 2019 10:02 PM)Omniscient Wrote: Tether is under investigation. It's no longer a stablecoin I would trust. If you have a problem with fluctuation and want a more trusted stablecoin I'd try GUSD. https://gemini.com/dollar/ I just lost some money because of the fucking drop of the BTC these days, and I don't like to hold, but a client was on vacation or some shit and I wasn't able to send the money. Next time I will use GUSD
I used to sell nice stuff on HF.
These days all I can offer you are my services as a software engineer and as a Spanish teacher. The later is a hobby I still enjoy. Pm if interested. (Apr 30, 2019 10:02 PM)Omniscient Wrote: Tether is under investigation. It's no longer a stablecoin I would trust. If you have a problem with fluctuation and want a more trusted stablecoin I'd try GUSD. https://gemini.com/dollar/ (Apr 30, 2019 10:21 PM)Dr. Einyel Wrote: I just lost some money because of the fucking drop of the BTC these days, and I don't like to hold, but a client was on vacation or some shit and I wasn't able to send the money. Tbh, I'm baffled at how people could ever trust any stablecoin to be stable. They are subject to fluctuation no matter how you look at it. 
This post made me chuckle
"Money from blackhat business" "Is blackhat cuz i dont pay taxes on it" Lmao. That's just fraud, very different. But since taxes are an idiotic thing lets pass that up :). Coinbase is terrible and they will close your account or request KYC outta nowhere. It is known that Coinbase is in bed with the IRS so get outta there asap. Use USDS, USDC, GUSD, or DAI if you want stability. Tons of places you can get them without KYC.
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(May 1, 2019 03:33 AM)Raymond "Red" Reddington Wrote: Tbh, I'm baffled at how people could ever trust any stablecoin to be stable. I don't trust. I don't hold in any kind of Crypto. I just cycle the money and I was waiting for a person to send the BTC address.
I used to sell nice stuff on HF.
These days all I can offer you are my services as a software engineer and as a Spanish teacher. The later is a hobby I still enjoy. Pm if interested. 
May 1, 2019 10:15 AM
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Even better method is to exchange your BTC for Nano and then find somebody to exchange Nano for fiat or exchange back to BTC then to fiat. ;)
Any P2P technology or with E2EE will ultimately be favorable in terms of tax evasion. No need to use a shitty platform such as Coinbase, they have the right to hold your funds, and only allow you to withdraw given KYC. In this event you're then subject to identity fraud charges as well if you attempt to get that money withdrawn Perhaps use a different exchange or even better, do what EVERY black hat vendor does. Do private exchanges with private traders, with technology such as Nano. Any middle-man holder for your blackhat funds is fundamentally a horrible idea. I'm sure you can understand why Check out bisq. https://bisq.network/ If you are really that sketched, send a runner to do your face-to-face exchanges, one you can trust who would play stupid if ever investigated and never give up your identity. The reason being most people will only meet in a public place, where there generally would be cameras and other things that lead back to your identity 😉 Depending the amount, doing in a different city/state/whatever far from where you live would be ideal ![[Image: XeoMD0Q.gif]](https://i.imgur.com/XeoMD0Q.gif)  (May 1, 2019 10:15 AM)BTC Wrote: If you are really that sketched, send a runner What is a runner? (May 1, 2019 03:51 PM)runner Wrote: What is a runner? Somebody you trust who will do your dirty work for cheap and won't give up your identity if they were ever investigated. They will not know what it is for, or where the money came from, so even if they are investigated, and you take precautions...they will have no information to hand over to investigators other than describing the way you look and fake aliases
May 1, 2019 04:00 PM
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(May 1, 2019 03:54 PM)BTC Wrote: Somebody you trust who will do your dirty work for cheap and won't give up your identity if they were ever investigated. They will not know what it is for, or where the money came from, so even if they are investigated, and you take precautions...they will have no information to hand over to investigators other than describing the way you look and fake aliases Now I have to change my username, cops can think I'm a really a runner. I'm so stupid I will never make more than $40/day eWhoring If they ask where the money come from, is not good say my mother give it to me? (May 1, 2019 10:15 AM)BTC Wrote: Check out bisq. It's an anonymous exchanges! not a private one like Changelly. I hope it has enough people online to really work. Thanks (May 1, 2019 04:00 PM)runner Wrote: It's an anonymous exchanges! not a private one like Changelly. I hope it has enough people online to really work. Thanks Depends your method as well location. (May 1, 2019 04:00 PM)runner Wrote: If they ask where the money come from, is not good say my mother give it to me?Now you are legally implicating your mother. If you mean tax auditors when you say "they", then I would suggest to come up with something more elaborate. If it is investigators, then you would simply need to have a reason for having so much cash. For instance, if it is $50k it is reasonable that you saved that up over the past couple years and can say that you do not like banks holding your money from issues you had in the past. Of course if they can link the cash to anything illegal, you are fucked. Cover your traces, and you got nothing to worry about |
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