BIZ DIP COIN

It's called USDT you retard. It's 1 for 1 with USD.

>>3459355
yes but cashing out into USD has tax implications

>>3459355
this.

>>3459355
this

>>3459355
But whats the US dollar tied to?
Basicaĺly it will lose value over time 6 - 8x a year in buying power?

>>3459362
Every trade is a taxable event, even LTC into milk or the other way around. The "only tax when cashing out" is a meme that was never funny.

>>3459297
Because then people would accumulate in good times and sell off when the use case came - i.e. it wouldn't work

>>3459362
teether is a crypto not a coin. You don't need to "cash it out" to a bank, tis but another crypto wallet.

Best way to stay in cash and not pay taxes if you dont got BVI corp.

>>3459297
Tether

>>3459362
Are you fucking retarded or something

>>3459355
>>3459392
That sounds too good, what's the catch?

>>3459297
>prices stabilize
>dipcoin becomes dumpcoin

Not that a coin could have such a use anyway due to simple economics.

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>>3459385
that changed in time, but people who think usd is magically stable are also on the wrong path. You could move your bank money to a better state fiat currency, but normies like us don't do this, because we don't own anything anyway

>>3459404
are you new or something?
the catch is that nobody is sure if it's a scam or not. They say that every USDT is backed by a real dollar, but nobody can confirm or deny it.