Yeah I don’t believe they’ll get 9x the money back from catching people loose with their taxes. Wealthy people that pay less taxes do so through legal means. Inevitably these resources being provided to the IRS will have to be used somewhere and they’ll likely hassle more regular people than anybody else. But yeah let’s give the IRS more money to go after people.
It’s true.
I can’t really think of anybody that gets me so worked up I want to fight them. Most people outside the cabal don’t get as mad at politicians as y’all do.
One name that jumped to mind that isn’t purely political person but a scumbag criminal with a punchable face that is also anti Bitcoin. Jamie Dimon.
Yes you should look elsewhere. PayPal doesn’t allow you to withdraw your BTC, which may not seem like a big deal to you when you first enter the space, but if withdrawing funds is not an option you don’t truly own the coins.
There’s a couple clear options for buying crypto. The simplest Ux to me is the CashApp if you already use that, but it’s only BTC. You hold your coins on your phone. It’s secure but I wouldn’t hold huge amounts on it.
If you don’t want to hold anything on your phone personally or want to buy Eth or some other shitcoin probably the most popular choice is Coinbase. If your just starting to dabble though I would stick to BTC or if you want Eth.
As far owning a hardware wallet there’s a few options. Coldcard, trezor, Ledger. I own a Ledger Nano S. It’s pretty straightforward to setup. You can store BTC Eth or several different shitcoins on there.
Hey Jim, are there any pictures of you wearing blackface at an old Christmas party for your law firm? A lot of times when these things first come to light, other old stuff starts popping up. Might want to get out in front of it. Don’t worry, you’ll be forgiven here.