do you guys cash out at all? or are you storing all of your earnings

>pay off debt
>take out 10% for comfy living
>reinvest the rest and let it ride

>>2099965
>cashing out
>ever

ishygddt

>>2099975
pretty much this

full cashout is full retard

>>2099965

Going long on ETH tbqhwyfamalam. If I look at the money I'm putting in as a hobby who cares if I lose it, it'd essentially be gone to me either way. I'm simultaneously putting money away in a savings account and other general shit, so what's a hundred on crypto every month? That's just skipping some video games and eating out a weekend or two.

>>2099981
it doesn't hurt to take another 10% and put it into savings though (not fiat)

>>2099990
I started off with hitting up free faucets and a few surveys and a dice game..oh those dice games...

>>2099965
i am not giving the goverment 30% of my money, so I am not cashing out, but i do buy stuff with crypto sometimes.

>make 5k from xby
>don't want to cash out because possible future gains
>stressed as fuck

You didn't tell me getting rich would feel like this

>>2100009
in america there's a capital gains tax and in canada there's a barter tax. even if you don't cash out you're gonna get in trouble if you don't declare your trades on your taxes.

let me know if i'm mistaken desu

>>2100133
You only pay that shit if you sell it.

Unless America is fucking retarded.

>>2100133

Can confirm capital gains tax is only incurred when you sell. However, you may have to pay short-term cap gains tax, which is the same as your income, if you held the asset less than 1 year. If your primary income is from trading, you pay regular income tax on all gains.
t. tax law student (^ US law)