Yes reading BTC and ETH charts is becoming harder and harder. For some other alts it's a no brainer that there's a lot of upside ahead. And since so far everything in crypto still moves in locksteps, I guess BTC and ETH will still go up (or sideways in the worst case scenario).
Don't worry Jay...
Yes just fear tactics and psyops to try to scare the weak minded. They will make an example here and there to try to spread terror. Pretty much a Covid repeat with a crypto flavor.
Exactly. Nothing wrong about being fearful, just don't go into the privacy business in the first place. And don't be grandiloquent about your fight for humans rights when you know you will surrender by anticipation.
Yes Credit Suisse was very solid financially...
And UBS bitching about capital requirements is surely a sign of strong financial solidity too...
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/ubs-says-seriously-concerned-about-new-capital-requirements-talk-2024-04-24/
There was a good essay of Arthur Hayes, ex CEO of Bitmex exchange, on why a liquidity air pocket could be expected in April. A bit long and technical but worth a read:
https://cryptohayes.substack.com/p/heatwave?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2
Any reasons for Dubai and not some tax free Caribbean islands?
From the outside it does look like Canada is going bonkers. Exiting while it's still possible would be a good idea.
Yes for sure some would really enjoy to see them fail . Being the first mover in this case is not really an advantage, you make all the mistakes and take all the beatings that those coming after you will make sure to avoid.
And the amateurish awards of the year goes to:
https://insidebitcoins.com/news/security-breach-hits-el-salvadors-official-bitcoin-wallet-chivo-under-threat
The change to the non-dom program seems quite short notice I find for a status hundred's of years old.
And when I see Canada that just raised its capital gains tax with just a few months notice, I'm starting to seriously wonder if all these countries do care anymore about appearances and pretenses.
Even if you have a 2nd citizenship, you would still have to renounce your UK one. And in this scenario they would probably make the procedure extremely difficult going as far maybe as imposing some sort of exit citizenship tax.
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