We started mining cryptocurrency again

5 months minimum with current gfx card prices if ETH value stays around $3900. If you're paying normal retail price for cards then longer. I paid my rig off in under 3 months because the ETH I was holding doubled in value. I sold my first few ETH last night.
Nice, that's a very decent annual return for the risk.

How are you dealing with tax? revenue or capital gains and can you depreciate/write off the rig?
 
Nice, that's a very decent annual return for the risk.

How are you dealing with tax? revenue or capital gains and can you depreciate/write off the rig?
Mined gains are taxable as income tax not cgt and rigs are able to be written off under section 11e wear and tear likely 3 to 4 years
 
Nice, that's a very decent annual return for the risk.

How are you dealing with tax? revenue or capital gains and can you depreciate/write off the rig?
Yes as posted above, the cost of the rig is tax deductible. F**k the Rand. Whatever I don't plan to hodl in BTC or ETH I will will stake in a stablecoin.

Disclaimer: If I do need to cash out to useless Rands in worst case scenario I will pay SARS what they are owed.
 
Yes as posted above, the cost of the rig is tax deductible. F**k the Rand. Whatever I don't plan to hodl in BTC or ETH I will will stake in a stablecoin.

Disclaimer: If I do need to cash out to useless Rands in worst case scenario I will pay SARS what they are owed.
ok thanks. so mined profits probably income tax. And then I assume staking then doesn't result in a conversion from BTC to stablecoin, you only pay tax on the staking profits/interest? Concerned on the ramifications of switching between cryptos, but I assume staking is not seen as a conversion, merely need to deal with any interest earned?

 
ok thanks. so mined profits probably income tax. And then I assume staking then doesn't result in a conversion from BTC to stablecoin, you only pay tax on the staking profits/interest? Concerned on the ramifications of switching between cryptos, but I assume staking is not seen as a conversion, merely need to deal with any interest earned?

correct interest earned in this instance will be "income" and taxed as such not cgt
 
I see Radiant and Nexa are bringing the casual miners back to the yard. Those who spec mined some crypto I am not going to name are sure smiling.
 
The most profitabel strategy is to buying mining equipment in the bear market, mine till the bull market starts then sell your mining equipment in the middle of the bull market.
 
The most profitabel strategy is to buying mining equipment in the bear market, mine till the bull market starts then sell your mining equipment in the middle of the bull market.
Why mine at a loss when you can just buy more tokens for the money spent mining

you acquire tokens at the cheapest method not doing so is just silly
 
Why mine at a loss when you can just buy more tokens for the money spent mining

you acquire tokens at the cheapest method not doing so is just silly

Mining all depends on electricity, If you have solar or free elecricity it makes scene to mine. (You should never mine at a loss it all depends on your payback period. I mined eth 2020-2021 with a gaming PC, paid off the PC and also sold the PC at a profit. IN the bull makret people are euphoric and irrational so mining equipment goes for a premium. Tokens might be a safer play as mining only becomes profitable at scale
 
Yea not mining in the boom
To have your upgrade subsidized was just silly

If you had a decent gpu and you didn't mine it is just silly
 
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