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I still don't see how it's related to what I said. And I don't agree with that, main challenges for stablecoins are two: 1) That each token is actually backed by $1 2) Regulation My first reply was referring to the fact that UST is not backed by USD in a bank account, it's an algorithmic...

Yeah, but how does it have anything to do with what I was talking about?

What's your point?

Till LUNA crashes and their "stablecoin" backed by thin air plummets.

90% of medium/big Spanish YouTubers have gone to Andorra in the last couple of years. Most Spanish entrepreneurs with online businesses have gone to Andorra too. Spain is only good to retire and enjoy good weather, food, etc. Another risk in Spain is the government, which may f**k your whole...

- "I'm working full-time using the internet and its technological possibilities since 1996." So you're working at a Mcdonald's using their free wifi since 1996. - "You believe you have more knowledge than me ?" On this matter, most likely. - "When I say encryption is useless because of a...

You clearly lack any knowledge about encryption and how the internet works. Information is encrypted before it leaves your computer (not even someone sniffing your own router's traffic will know what you're sending), therefore any packet that any agency may try to read will be encrypted...

Yes, the minimum is 284 Eur per month, and the maximum is 1241

You can pay up to 1241 Eur

As Martin said, stay away from Spain unless you want to pay loads of taxes and get into trouble with the taxman every now and then.

Just another pandemic, it's not the first one we've had and it won't be the last.

As far as I'm aware, they don't unless they get a valid court order. There's no auto-report on any of those. What I've said applies to countries outside the US, as the US sometimes has its own branch of the company like Binance US which may have different terms of service.

- The website looks from the 2000s (nothing bad about it, just not really common) - The software looks, well, from the 2000s too. - They claim to be the safest and best way to communicate and whatever yet all the software is closed source - They claim they use advanced encryption algorithms and...

Looks pretty sketchy, I would stay away from it. If you want an encrypted chat just use qtox or something similar, which is open source and offers the same if not better encryption.

Yeah, those two could work too. I'm not an expert in smart contracts so I can't really recommend you anything related to them, my solutions were more of "simple (and probably not efficient) but it works" methods. I wish you luck and if you find a proper solution, don't forget to post it here so...

I don't think you'll be able to accomplish what you're looking for unless you're ready to pay all those fees. If it's just ETH, fees will be high but not as high as an ERC20 token. There are three solutions I can think of: 1) Keep users funds in their own wallets and only send them to your...

You can generate an unlimited amount of addresses using an hd wallet, that means, creating unlimited addresses from the same seed. And when it comes to the fees, I don't think there's much you can do about it. You can batch outgoing transactions but I don't think you can do it the other way around.

Please do not do what the user above says under any circumstance. Do you own deep research on anything you're going to put money in, especially when it comes to crypto.

I don't get what you're asking for. Are you looking for advice about if you should or shouldn't invest in crypto or are you trying to get info about how to avoid certain agencies by putting your money into crypto? Are you using money taxmen are aware of? Why do you mention the "without being...

You're right. I was just describing how it's done in most countries but as you say there are some countries that apply different rules.