Burgers are so fucking stupid, holy shit.

You're Indian

>>510452185 (OP)
>twitter
>a poll on twitter
>about FIAT currency
And you're memflagging could this be any faker?

>pick the option that is almost 20% more value than the other two
>ree why so stupid
poo in a loo, pajeet

>>510452481
>it's real money, I swear!

>>510452481
1 million gbp is worth the most in that list. Retard.

>>510452785
Unless your paying british taxes on that money.

>>510452185 (OP)
I picked BTC because i cba setting up a crypto account and go through the long process getting approval from the bank, authorizing international payments and everything else. By answering #3 i figured the process would either be completed automatically or it'd push me to finally get it done. That's the most important part to me.

i don't want to support the united khalifate in any way shape or form, including participating in commerce

>>510452785
clearly BTC has more growth potential than the pound. You're lucky if currency even holds value, BTC is a linear growth curb. at this point if you don't have at least some money in BTC you failed an IQ test.

>>510453574
>clearly BTC has more growth potential than the pound.
So... buy BTC... with the GBP.. in a greater number... given that it's worth more.. the entire point of the thread
really disproving the burger stupid hypothesis there chief

>>510452622
Nobody forces you to wait for it to crash. Take it, sell it, enjoy it.
>>510452785
I stand corrected, nigger. Seems like GBP has grown a lot (or the USD is down in the dumps). I'd take it out of these choices then.

>>510452880
We don't pay any tax on winnings. You just get all the money.

>>510453574
just instantly buy more than 10 btc with the 1 million GBP, then retard. You could buy 10 btc and still have £150,000ish left.

>>510452185 (OP)
Get gbp without being on uk, exchange for gold and btc

>>510452185 (OP)
Depends on the exchange rates and taxes

>>510452185 (OP)
Lmao. The choices are:
>fiat with shootings
>fiat with an accent and stabbings
>digital tulips
Precisely one of those has the potential to accrue or even hold its value. And it’s neither of the fiat options…

>>510452185 (OP)
there was a story in the news the other day. you can literally stop all burger trains with a flippper zero. they know about it and they aren't even gonna fix it until 2027. that's right you can stop every burger train with a flipper zero or a hackRF. they're more stupid than you would believe.

>>510455136
you know that changing money into other money is quite easy don't you?

>>510453868
Not how it works. You will pay fees on top of the extra taxes (for the extra income) and end up with fewer than 10BTC given how close in value the two options are.

>>510452481
And then you trade it for real money.. I'll take the real money without extra steps.

>>510455232
For a fee

>>510452622
>>it's real money, I swear!
Funny thing, I sold that "real money" and bought me a house a few years go.

Odd how that works.

>>510452185 (OP)
Bitcoin is obviously the correct choice. Not only is the 10 bitcoin worth more than $1 million right now (about $1.2 million at the moment), it will increase in value over time unlike cash.

1 GBP = 1.35 $
The BTC would get you 1.16

>>510455270
>>510455358
10 btc is £870,000 gbp you fucking slow minded retard. you'd have to be pretty retarded to accrue £130,000 in fees for a currency exchange.

>>510455393
BTC will be worth 1 million a coin in 5 years

>get taxed
>recieve 5$

Did anyone actually fall for meme money,

>>510452185 (OP)
imagine being such a golem you think the million USD was given by Americans. Americans don't give a shit about cash, only lesser tribes like poos and chinks and jews do.

>>510455495
...then use the gbp to buy btc

>>510452185 (OP)
I would just convert whichever is worth the most USD to USD and put it into some tangible investment or an investment that is backed by a government of institution in the sense that the managers of said investment would face the consequences, scrutiny, and/or bailout administered by the state if there were some kind of fraud or ill-will.

>>510455446
And this is where taxes come in. Because higher “value” means higher taxes even marginally. This one top of exchange fees puts the two options exceedingly close in value. And that the BTC is NOT taxed until AFTER being sold. So do you think taxes and currency exchange fees in total in the US are LESS than 13%?

No? Then you end up with fewer BTC by taking the fiat.

death to america

>>510452481
>not knowing btc costs a fuck-ton to convert back into something useful (fiat).
Hello helsinki 'mali. Your name must be Abdi.

>>510455638
US taxes apply when you liquidate crypto not when receiving it. (Counts as a gift in this case since you did not provide goods or services and you have a lifetime exemption of $13.61 million)

>>510455732
well come and collect your winnings in the UK then. we charge 0% tax on winnings. also the tweet is a hypothetical question to see if burgers can determine the most valuable out of the 3, you've added the tax thing to hide your retardation.

>>510455924
Yes it does, but less than marginal income tax for 1.364 million (which is the GBP equivalent) and the tax rate is WAYYYY lower too as it’s top tier is 20% as opposed to the 37% marginal tax rate above 750k. You’re looking at paying roughly 500k in taxes for the GBP and you’d be able to liquidate the crypto and end up with a bigger pile of dollars.

>>510455924
>raped by payment processor cut
>raped by various taxes on financial products
Depends on the local laws but yes, the effective BTC to standard fiat price is way lower than the inverse of the fiat to BTC. You still see newfags amazed they end up liquidating 35% less than they expected on crypto.

>>510455924
>btc costs a fuck-ton to convert back
no it doesn't

>>510456182
>come collect it in the UK
See not in the UK. And have no interest in living in the UK. Thus the option that gets me the most value in my pocket is the BTC. And this is true for every single person outside the UK. Ie 99% of the world gets more from BTC.

>>510456464
It does because there’s this thing called taxes. Converting the BTC to dollars is known as SELLING and it’s on top of the exchange fee. 0-20% if held for more than a year, 10-37% if held less than a year.

>>510456516
>just ignore the part about it being hypothetical
>probably because he doesn't understand what hypothetical means
who said anything about living in the UK? just come here, pick up your tax free winnings and leave.

>>510456697
there's this thing called a hypothetical question. it is far too complicated for a retard like you.

>>510452185 (OP)
1 mil pounds liquid
Between capital gains taxes on crypto in canada and exchange fees btc is out plus structuring to avoid taxes is a pain in the ass

>>510452185 (OP)
You have to pay income tax if you want to convert your shitcoins into real money.

>>510452185 (OP)
The funniest thing about BTC is that Saylor is going to own 90% of it and it's going to be completely worthless.

>>510452185 (OP)
What country are you from and how do you know where all the respondents are from?

>>510452185 (OP)
>see poll offering USD, GBP, or BTC
>see people mostly want BTC, a deflationary asset
>blame Americans for an online international poll results
???

How much would 1 million USD be worth in 2030? How much would 10 BTC be worth in 2030?

>>510457111
You would have to be from Brainletistan to not quickly check forex and pick the Sterling.

>>510456697
I wonder how millionaires and billionaires get around paying taxes!

>>510455369
If it was "real money" you wouldn't have to sell it before using it dumbass, you'd just use it directly.
That's what money is.

>>510456724
Lmao, so now you want international transfer fees AND US taxes still apply if you want to repatriate the money you imbecile. But you knew that right?

>>510456833
See you don’t understand that the hypothetical clearly applies to my reality. It says so in the question:
>which would YOU rather have
For me, the option that leads to the most in my pocket hypothetically is the BTC. And it’s most likely to retain its value as well, this is clearly the best option.

>>510456978
You don’t have to pay taxes of winnings in the UK that you try to return to Canada?

>>510456347
Notice how retards didnt respond to you

>>510457370
Hate to tell you this, but the US IRS is uniquely Jewish.

>>510457357
Who cares

>>510452185 (OP)

the price is currently $116k for one btc. Why is someone retarded enough to trade in $1.11M dollars for choice A, or meme choice B?

>>510452185 (OP)
>>510452481
>>510455136
>>510457175
what happened to NFTs

>>510457404
Retards read the question. It's not "which would you rather be given" it's "which would you rather have".

>>510457533
>Why is someone retarded enough to trade in $1.11M dollars for 1.33M dollar dollars

>>510452185 (OP)
>americans pick sudoku over 1 mln $
i pick 1 mln dollars, buy an apartment in america, and rent it to the people that picked sudoku and watch them starve to death because it turns out, the sudoku is fucking worthless.

>>510457693

>throws out random number
>LOLOLOL GET TROLLED FAGGOT
Kill yourself.

>>510457464
Words mean things dumbass, it's what separates us from the animals.
You'd know that if you weren't a dumb nigger.

>>510457370
Nope just have to declare it to our tax agency with proof of winnings to avoid being audited for coming into a large sum of foreign capital
We don't tax lottos here

>>510457963
>random number

>>510452185 (OP)
>internet poll available to the entire world
>AMERICANS!!!
You're broken by how superior our country is. Please, continue to post on the American site.

>>510458079
Oh and to add if lets say i hypothetically won a lottery in the states that gets taxed by xyz state i can actually claim it as a tax credit in canada and it reduces my overall tax burden which is funny

>>510458069
pedantic nigger
reddit is that way

>>510458233
It's some jungle beats nigger, it's Americans.

>>510458109

>meme currency
>more valuable than American currency
Thanks for making me laugh today anon, it was sorely needed.

>>510452185 (OP)
Anon, anyone involved in crypto has to scan for shit like this so they can weigh the vote in order to attempt to validate crypto. Because the only value crypto has is dependent on convincing someone else to hold the bag. It's a fucking pyramid scheme.

>>510458279
>thinks pointing out that you don't have to sell money in order to use it is being pedandic
You're a fucking retard, just do humanity a favor and rope yourself.

>>510458404
And here's the thing. The entire government and the entire world is basically run by crypto faggots, and so when Xi Jinping is like, "Haha, I was Satoshi Nakamoto all along." the governments of the world will fall to their knees and suck Chinese dick to preserve their crypto value.

>>510452185 (OP)
I paid for my house in BTC, banks just eat the gas fees themselves

>>510456697
>Paying taxes
Rookie mistake

>>510458310
Would you rather take 1 million shares of $TSLA or $1 million dollars?

Idiot.

Browns and shills sperg about it every day. It's a great business investment, weird they're sharing that knowledge with others, instead of reinvesting and getting richer.
Maybe they're just philanthropists. Very humane, admirable behaviour.

>>510452185 (OP)
Did you know that the average american braps 50 times on the daily with their massive brappers. Why are Americans such brapsluts?

>>510458279
I'll spell it out for you since apparently you need to be slow walked through these things.
Money, by definition, is a medium of exchange.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/money

If you have to sell it in order to use it, it is not a medium of exchange. Hence it is not money.
Pointing out that Not-A is not A is not being pedantic.
BTC has value. And you can sell it for a lot of money. And it is an appreciating asset that will be worth more money in the future. But that in itself does not make it money.
That's not being pedantic. That's meaning of words.

>>510458404
>Because the only value crypto has is dependent on convincing someone else to hold the bag
Other way around. It works as a store of value. Fiat currency works by making jews in the banks richer while everyone else holds the bag.

>>510459123
>A bunch of informatic binary code digitally in the web
>An appreciating asset

You meant fad, anon.

>>510459256
I do think it's a fad.
But, for the time being, it is gaining value. I think it's a massive bubble that will pop. But that doesn't mean it's not appreciating in value at the moment.
At any rate, I only said it to throw the other poster a bone. The point is it's not money.

>>510453574
...you can just buy more bitcoin

>>510458923

I'd rather not pay transactional fees to cash in my meme european money (that can't even buy natural gas/electricity cheap anymore lol). Why are you still shilling so hard for eurocuck currency? Faggot.
Our military is our debt guarantor. Europe can't even defend itself from mean words on the internet.

The taxes on selling 10 FIAT magic bean digital unbacked stock bit coins is higher than the difference in profit return.

>>510459912

You sound Jewish.

>>510460084
Ferengie

>>510457357
>Money: the assets, property, and resources owned by someone or something; wealth.

BTC is money, retard.
"the college is very short of money"

>>510452481
>>pick the option that is almost 20% more value than the other two
are you sure?
how much do they charge to withdraw your money?

or do you just happened to know someone with 1.2 million dollars cash ready to trade for shitcoin?

no thanks, ill stick to Gold

>>510452185 (OP)
BTC is unironically going to a million in 5 years

>>510460528
*sigh*, nice try but no.
>something generally accepted as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment: such as
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/money

Money is by definition a medium of exchange. If you have to sell it in order to use it, it's not acting as a medium of exchange.
Hence it is not money.

>>510460528
You have confused "asset" for "money."
You can sell an asset for money. But that does not make the asset itself money.
It only becomes money if it acts as a commonly accepted medium of exchange.

>>510460959
this

>>510460959
There doesn't exist enough money in the world to make BTC x10 again. You dumb nigger.

>>510461023
there's not 1 person in the world that doesn't know how to accept and use cash, or gold

shitcoin on the other hand requires so much bullshit just to use, and no one understands how it even works

it will never compete

>>510452185 (OP)
>10x120,000
>1PBTID

>>510461244
There's that, plus there's the fact that it's so limited in the number of transactions that can be carried out at a given time that using it as currency on any reasonable scale would be unmanageable.
Future cryptos might be able to serve that end someday. But BTC is more of a prototype.

>>510453574
then you could buy more than 10 BTC with the pounds, retard.

>>510456347
Who said anything about taxes?

>>510453574
>BTC is a linear growth curb
Except when it isn't, you exceptionally dumb turdie. There's a reason the suicide hotline is a meme associated with bitcoinmaxxies.

I am convinced more and more every day that humanity is a write off lost cause nigger species unworthy of standing upon the galactic stage.
Nigger fake digital byte fiat coins backed up by nigger fake FIAT paper jew usury debt. tickets
A curse
A curse upon all your FIAT houses

twitter is full of cryptojeets

>>510455732
you're fucking retarde and never going to make it

>>510452481
/thread

>>510456724
you are talking with someone who imagines stuff and then posts it on the internet

you take the GBP and buy bitcoin with it. simple as. the retard you are talking with is fucking hallucinating shit and you take it seriously.

>>510461846
This is not reddit, cryptojeet.

>>510461309
Right. 10 bitcoin are worth more than a million dollars even if you sell them immediately.

>>510452481
>>510452481
>>510452481
TPBP
LOL
LMAO

Who cares if it's money if I have the option to sell it immediately for money?

>>510461023
>>510461164
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/money

>>510454697
It makes no sense that we lost a war to them and then our empire.

>>510452785
Yet, 10BTC is still the better grab here.

So what you're saying is, take the 1MGBP and then use it to buy Bitcoin.

>>510452785
noone gives a fuck about he british pound

>>510462589
>coins or notes (= special pieces of paper) that are used to buy things, or an amount of these that a person has:

I notice that you ignored the first definition there in favor of a looser, more colloquial meaning.
First definitions tend to be the most precise. Work in finance for a bit and throw "money" around the way you use it.
No one will take you seriously.
Asset, not money. People only want BTC for the *actual money* they can exchange it for.

>>510462894
Says the deutsche mark...remind me how that one's going, OCCUPIED CUNTRY?!

>>510452622
You know you can easily sell it right now, right? You could even sell it at 90% value and you'd have more than $100k.

If you want to operate in the BTC economy and avoid taxes, and think you won't get caught, the BTC might make sense.

I just saw multi million dollar apartments for sale in NYC and they said "Bitcoin accepted!" But those also have hefty monthly maintenance fees.

NYC is the money laundering capital of the world. If Mamdani gets in and cracks down on those evil capitalists, the USA will become poorer.

They're evil but they're useful.

Come to think of it, it's another reason Trump's move from inocme taxes to import taxes (tariffs) makes sense. A lot of income is hard to find these days. Why reward people who are able to trick the system and use bitcoin and have fancy tax lawyers?

Just guard the borders and tax physical things as they come in. That's immune to modern manipulations.

>>510462727
>It makes no sense
maybe we should make, it make sense?

>>510452481
What a dumbass. GBP is worth the most and it’s fungible. Good luck selling your bitcoins lol

>>510460827
My nigger you have the BTC, they want to buy it, you sell it to an exchange and make them write you a check.