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I don't know if he means it or not. I also don't care, because if Bitcoin could be captured by Luke & co, then Bitcoin fails. I don't believe it can be captured. Best he can do to consolidate this political bs is fork off and be bdfl on his own fork.
sats / satoshis is a tribute paid to Satoshi.
Exactly. So fuck all these hipsters. Maybe if this knots PR that is so woke, it doesn't know whether its a masf or uasf, can adopt all these hipster woke ideas too.
I guess that with the court case against RWE confirming that companies can be held liable for their emissions earlier this year, the state is no longer liable. Lol
Depends on what the requirements are, it's unclear because most of the docs around that are copied from Core but not followed per se previously.
Either way it's something I'd personally find undesirable so I wouldn't waste too much time.
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The better half just noted that if this was allowed back in the day, Jordan would have made it a one-man show and we'd been watching golf. 🤣
The exemption was a tax break to making local dealers more competitive, since '85.
The 2024 report has some more details about the recommendation. I read it as them being upset that out-of-state business is increasingly profiting from their policy.
The rationale in the bill is sparse:
Precious Metals and Bullion Tax Exemptions. Sales of precious metals and monetized bullion are exempt from B&O and sales and use taxes. Bullion dealers are subject to B&O tax under the service classification on amounts received in commissions for buying and selling bullions on behalf of customers. In 2024, JLARC reviewed the tax preference and recommended that the Legislature should determine whether to continue the exemption for sales of precious metals and monetized bullion. The report noted that the preference may not be achieving the inferred public policy objective of making Washington coin and bullion dealers more competitive with out-of-state competitors by treating precious metal and bullion sales like sales of investments rather than sales of tangible personal property.
It was never about the people, it was about stimulus to dealers.
Idk. I played in the late 80s. This is different. All the slalom shit it's like are you guys skiing or what? Also it feels like the way dribbles are done today would be carry back then.
Even as kids we got called for carry all the time. Maybe don't call it, just penalize off the screen. 1 carry -> pay 1 BTC fine.