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That's honestly one of the parts I'm most intrigued by. It would seem that he would owe income tax for the airdrop (not sure what the "price" for the airdrop wo
by xur17 5y ago
That's honestly one of the parts I'm most intrigued by. It would seem that he would owe income tax for the airdrop (not sure what the "price" for the airdrop would be though, and if it's anywhere near the current price, it would be absurd). Then, in theory he gets a tax writeoff for the transferred tokens, but given the percentage of the total supply, the charity is unlikely to get anywhere near that amount for it?
Also, presumably the charity is going to dump... all of these tokens on the market to get USD.
- gruez 5y ago>Then, in theory he gets a tax writeoff for the transferred tokens, but given the percentage of the total supply, the charity is unlikely to get anywhere near that amount for it? sounds like how a lot of art "donations" work.
- captn3m0 5y agoThe charity is apparently not dumping it to "protect the investors" >We have decided to convert the donation slowly over a period of time. https://twitter.com/CryptoRelief_/status/1392559057764962304 https://twitter.com/CryptoRelief_/status/1392559057764962304