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Serious thread ahead. Please don't discuss avoiding taxes, or moral reasons that you don't think you should owe tax on crypto. This is not the thread for that.

I am wondering how you all will be adding up capital gains taxes on gains made from trading Ether for tokens in less than a year in the US. I know it's still unclear from the IRS, but I'm looking for what you all think is the most correct way to account for these taxes. I believe that if I show intent to pay correct taxes on gains, and it turns out they want them done differently in the future or add clarification, I can fix it then and pay any differences. I just want to do the right thing and pay what I fairly owe!

It is my unders

If anyone from the District0x team is interested in this subreddit, please contact me. I am squatting it from other squatters for the future good of NameBazaar and District0x!

Hello. I'm looking for a little help on an issue I encountered using the ens.domains registrar. I'm using the web app and metamask. I put a bid in on a name, and the transaction went through ok, and the page displays that I bid on that name. I went to the homepage and noticed on the stream of new names that a name I was watching had entered the bidding phase. So I checked the name on etherscan, and it has my wallet as placing the bid that I put for the first name on this second name. So now I feel that when I go to reveal that first bid, the bid file will not match where the ether was sent to and I will not be able to reveal my bid, and thus recover any funds. Is this a known issue, or is th

The game is currently at an all time high at 850,000 players, seen in the following link. Likely many new people that are watching the major, but looks promising. We'll see what the future holds after the hype of the major dies down.

http://steamcharts.com/app/730#All