So I went in big with Litecoin.
Even if it only goes up to $100 within the next 1-2 years (which is probably the safest bet in crypto right now) I'm expecting profits of $1 mil+
My question now is what's the best way to go about cashing out in a timely manner once you reach your desired profit margin? Also need a run-down on crypto taxation. I hold both US and German citizenships.
While we're at it, let's make this a general thread about cashing out / converting to fiat.
What does ltc have to offer? Imo it's bitcoin 0.5 and eth is btc2.0
>>2462499
Its actually bitcoin 1.5
>>2462479
>So I went in big with Litecoin.
>>2462479
Long term capital gains at 15% is what I keep hearing. Best to hire someone that specializes in crypto taxes for this, though.
>>2462479
If your cashing out in the US expect to pay 15% capital gains tax if you've held for more than 1 year. Plus whatever Coinbase or a competitor will charge as a xfer fee (1.49% for CB). The capital gains are paid on profit, so less the amount you paid for your coins.
>>2462499
In terms of tech, I think decred is the best.
>>2462479
>I hold both US and German citizenships.
>German citizenships
Lucky you, hold your BTC one year and its taxfree in germany
>>2462499
It has tremendous stability, has some of the best crypto programmers working on it, and has a roadmap towards success that is actually feasible.
More importantly, it's been around and has the long-term name recognition and reputation all other altcoins lack. As more and more normies get into cryptocurrencies, the simplicity and branding of Litecoin will make it invaluable.
>>2462629
Seriously? Got any german articles on this?
you will make profit. you will make profit with btc and eth too though.
>>2462646
Sure
https://www.welt.de/finanzen/geldanlage/article117493178/Bitcoin-Geschaefte-sind-nach-einem-Jahr-steuerfrei.html
>>2462499
Iota is btc3.0
> worries about taxes on FUTURE profits
What a retarded Gene pool: Germans.
>>2462685
You are probably one of those types who live in the moment and lose all shit Hookers, cocaine and P&D
>>2462555
> capital gains tax
USD Tether. From what I keep hearing, transfer everything you have into it once every year to circumvent the tax
>>2462479
I hope you are ready for a wakeup call
>Litecoin will die on 1st of August after SegWit activation in BTC
Dont sell at $100. It is going to $300-400 following eths path
>>2463319
Muh 10 minute confirmation times.
>>2462699
what
>>2463085
Exactly. It's a win win. Either bitcoin keeps doing well and litecoin will scale along, or bitcoin dies and litecoin is instantly in the best position to become the next bitcoin.