Maury McCoy
@maurymccoy.bsky.social
Living in Apex, NC with wife and two boys. I dabble.
This article is a bit misguided and like all "journalism" these days is mostly hyperbole.
On Fed taxes, you can only write off gambling losses to the extent they offset gambling winnings. It makes sense to bring NC in line with Fed tax rules and pay taxes on only net winnings.
bit.ly/43HFOKJ
On Fed taxes, you can only write off gambling losses to the extent they offset gambling winnings. It makes sense to bring NC in line with Fed tax rules and pay taxes on only net winnings.
bit.ly/43HFOKJ
Tax Considerations for Gambling’s Biggest Day | Poole Thought Leadership
Taxes, bets and the Super Bowl
poole.ncsu.edu
March 13, 2025 at 12:56 AM
This article is a bit misguided and like all "journalism" these days is mostly hyperbole.
On Fed taxes, you can only write off gambling losses to the extent they offset gambling winnings. It makes sense to bring NC in line with Fed tax rules and pay taxes on only net winnings.
bit.ly/43HFOKJ
On Fed taxes, you can only write off gambling losses to the extent they offset gambling winnings. It makes sense to bring NC in line with Fed tax rules and pay taxes on only net winnings.
bit.ly/43HFOKJ
Oh, and you say it's not traceable? Really? Every transaction ever is on the blockchain for the world to see. It's the moat traceable currency in the world. You really need to educate yourself.
www.wired.com/story/tracer...
www.wired.com/story/tracer...
How Bitcoin Tracers Took Down the Web’s Biggest Child Abuse Site
Welcome to Video’s customers thought their payments were untraceable. They couldn’t have been more wrong. The untold story of the case that shredded the myth of Bitcoin’s anonymity.
www.wired.com
March 9, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Oh, and you say it's not traceable? Really? Every transaction ever is on the blockchain for the world to see. It's the moat traceable currency in the world. You really need to educate yourself.
www.wired.com/story/tracer...
www.wired.com/story/tracer...
Actually, the beauty of crypto is you don't have to trust anyone. It just works and nobody can stop it from working. Nobody can freeze my funds or stop a payment. Bitcoin is often called the Trust Machine for just that reason.
You should really learn more about it.
youtu.be/hvohNgVWKvw?...
You should really learn more about it.
youtu.be/hvohNgVWKvw?...
Trust Machine: The Story of Blockchain Trailer #1 (2018) | Movieclips Indie
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March 9, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Actually, the beauty of crypto is you don't have to trust anyone. It just works and nobody can stop it from working. Nobody can freeze my funds or stop a payment. Bitcoin is often called the Trust Machine for just that reason.
You should really learn more about it.
youtu.be/hvohNgVWKvw?...
You should really learn more about it.
youtu.be/hvohNgVWKvw?...
There are over 150 currencies. Something like 30 of them have inflation > 7%.
A currency that can't be destroyed by any government printing more of it & that anyone with a computer can access equally seems like a worthwhile experiment.
We are $36T in debt and adding $1T in debt every 100 days.
A currency that can't be destroyed by any government printing more of it & that anyone with a computer can access equally seems like a worthwhile experiment.
We are $36T in debt and adding $1T in debt every 100 days.
March 9, 2025 at 3:36 AM
There are over 150 currencies. Something like 30 of them have inflation > 7%.
A currency that can't be destroyed by any government printing more of it & that anyone with a computer can access equally seems like a worthwhile experiment.
We are $36T in debt and adding $1T in debt every 100 days.
A currency that can't be destroyed by any government printing more of it & that anyone with a computer can access equally seems like a worthwhile experiment.
We are $36T in debt and adding $1T in debt every 100 days.
How does one find an archived copy?
December 1, 2024 at 1:20 PM
How does one find an archived copy?