Salvador's national currency is USD, not peso btw. You can for example easily open a bank account in Spain with a Salvadorean passport and wire money there. You can probably also use an ATM card from a Salvadorean bank worldwide.

Not really. Foreign passports allow you to use fiat off ramps, as increasing number of fiat to bitcoin services refuse to deal with American citizens due to American enforcement regime. Their KYC these days is to mainly make sure that you're not an American citizen. Realistically, you have to use fiat still

You can pay with lightning for Mullvad. There are probably other intermediaries.

It says Cryptocurrency money transmitting services. If they treat it as money, why is it taxed as property, with no exemption for transactions under $200 according to IRS section I.R.C. § 988(e)(2)???

If you regularly do sports, your average heartbeat rate is lower. I wonder if that contributes to the lifespan?

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It's not a honest mistake, but simple logic that if this could happen in Australia it could have also happened in Canada. But here is a Canadian link.

yeah?

I am an American expat who's been living in Spain for 2.5 years. Spain feels a bit more hopeful than Germany or France: I heard outright libertarian or free enterprise ideas from people who actually work for the government, something unthinkable in the US.

It's a CBOE request for approval, not the approval itself. When it gets approved you will know, because the price will go to 50k

How will miners be subsidized in the future, when block coinbase rewards are minimal?

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Main Stream Media went off the rails when it became online ads supported. Most censorship comes come from the online ad agencies that pick what content they want to be associated with. This industry is gay and female dominated, the two censorship-happy anti-free speech groups. Print advertising was more primitive, with a more direct relationship between the publisher and the end advertiser .

This is why I am such fun of SN

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it's a lot, give your traffic right now. Perhaps they should cost 100 sats to create (to prevent spam), but have a revenue share. They should be ordered by revenue in the list, however.

I don't think at this stage @sn should view it as a monetization mechanism.

I found this list but unsure if SN is big enough: I think there's somewhat practical and won't go after tiny volumes, unless something specifically pisses them off.

From my experience running a bootstrapped company with 37 million users, such proactive policing is a waste of scarce resources.

@k00b I'm not sure if you can talk about this freely, but did you suddenly do this because the government contacted you and forced you to do this, or because you wanted to become compliant, anticipating problems?