#virtualcurrencies

[cpapartners]

In response to tax evasion concerns with the use of virtual currencies, in 2021 the IRS established a new program titled ‘Operation Hidden Treasure.’

IRS continues focus on cryptoassets In response to tax-evasion concerns with use of virtual currencies, the Internal Revenue Service has established a program this year titled Operation Hidden Treasure. 

[digitaldigga]

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[bitfeu-blog]

[virtualcurrencyspace]

Eight Characteristics for Virtual Currency Investing

Like anything you are considering investing your time and money into, Isaacs encourages you to do your research in order to be able to independently deduce the potential trajectories of the digital currencies market. In order to successfully do so, Isaacs concludes with the following eight characteristics to look for when investing:

• A strong technological soundness

• Liquidity and security

• Exchanges must be willing to store the coin in virtual wallets

• High potential for future growth and scalability

• The team in charge of future development and processes possesses a solid track record

• Any key points, marketplace advantages or likely changes in the future

• The ability of the currency to resist manipulation.

As the worlds of influencers, freelancers, content creators and entrepreneurs keep rising in our collective conscious, so is their inevitable interface with payments via an international, digital proxy currency, such as crypto.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesagencycouncil/2017/11/20/tech-influencer-oliver-isaacs-on-the-top-five-resources-for-the-beginner-bitcoin-investor/#271e1dd54cb0

[virtualcurrencyspace]

ICO's: Investments in Idea's.

ICOs are where that action is going. I started by asking Liew - Snapchat's first investor - what he thought of the ICO arena, which to outsiders just looks crazy. "It looks crazy to us too," Liew joked over guacamole and chips. But there are diamonds inside that craziness, he believes, and the key is to ignore the noise in favour of the really solid ideas that offer buyers assets that have a real underlying value. One example is Filecoin, he says, which lets users buy computer storage space on a decentralised server network. On one level, Filecoin is simply a credit that lets you buy a place to store your stuff. But Filecoin can be traded like Bitcoin, so unspent Filecoin might - or might not - appreciate in value like an investment. And it can be cashed out for Bitcoin or regular fiat "real world" currency if you don't want it anymore. It's a digital credit that entitles you to a purchasable asset, but its value fluctuates like a currency. In other words, it could, therefore, pay off as an investment. http://www.businessinsider.com/crazy-ico-bitcoin-millionaires-tax-2017-9