Keybase proof

I am:

• harda on reddit.
• dharding on keybase.

Proof:

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In many areas, someone who sells or spends bitcoins has to pay capital gains taxes on any increase in value in those bitcoins between the time they were bought or received and the time when they were sold or spent.

This seems mathematically simple provided you keep good records: using first-in-first-out (FIFO) or last-in-first-out (LIFO), you compute the difference in prices and, if positive, declare it on your taxes as income from investments.

But how should one compute investment income from selling the BCC portion of a split bitcoin? For example, if I bought 1 BTC at $1,000, sell 1 BCC at $100, and keep the remaining 1 BTC at any price, what is my gain?

The simple answer seems to be t

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