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I am probably alone in this, but... Yes, I lost $15,000 — but if you’re going to lose money on a budgeted, high risk investment, it’s great to do so embroiled
by goodroot 8y ago
I am probably alone in this, but...
Yes, I lost $15,000 — but if you’re going to lose money on a budgeted, high risk investment, it’s great to do so embroiled in the strangest of human/technical dramas. I am loving it.
- Theodores 8y agoI hope you have money for the popcorn. Most people in the USA and the world do not have $15000 so you ain't no worse off in the bigger scheme of things.
- twic 8y agoI reckon there are ways you could get a lot more embroiled than that for fifteen large.
- Sytten 8y agoSame for me. Lost less than you, but I was almost laughing when I heard the news. Maybe we should crowdsource a movie to regain the money lost. That's quite a plot we have here.
- WrtCdEvrydy 8y agoQuadriga Crypto: The Exchange That Never Happened.
- WrtCdEvrydy 8y agoJust take the IRS writeoff for your $25,000. The IRS will accept it since the company is bankrupt.
- protomyth 8y agoYou really need to talk to a professional about documenting your $35,000 loss. The IRS gets very nasty about stuff the looks out of line with their expectations.
- WrtCdEvrydy 8y agoHe's right /u/goodroot, the $45,000 writeoff should be done quickly so it's counted in the bankruptcy filings. Edit: We're all joking, but you should tax writeoff the stuff. You can't exactly exercise your losses, so this will be game over. Be aware this makes you illegible for future bankruptcy proceeding.