tyrexoid
Active Member
I'm more curious about authorities trying to enforce crypto NFT taxation, when they are basically trying to tax a software code. there are gaming NFTs which are a "two other NFTs joined together" (when you join lands into estate, or a dog and a tank into a super-dog-tank and stuff like that for games, on chain it shows as a "New NFT in your wallet" and I imagine trying to explain on my tax report for IRS that these new NFTs are functions in a smart contract that "not really" create a new item but join existing items together
and that I gained nothing by doing that). regulations and banks, taxation, are slow to adapt to new reality and will step on some people and squash them in the process, so pls be careful everyone, buy gold and build an off-grid hut in a jungle [with solar panels and bitcoin miners] to wait for things to get back to normal.