2021-3-24 11:32 |
Jack Dorsey raised $2.9 million for charity selling a tweet, NFTs are saving wild pandas, and John Cleese has sarcastically cashed in on the tokenization craze. origin »
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Conceptual artist and legal scholar Brian Frye says inaccessible crypto tokens cannot be sold, but can be donated — with potentially significant tax benefits.
If you hold crypto that has appreciated in value for more than one year, you won't need to worry about paying capital gains taxes and you’ll reap the benefits of one of the most generous deductions in the tax code, Adam Nash writes.
The former FTX chief of staff reportedly “donated” FTT tokens he had obtained at a price of $0.05, later selling them after public trading opened for $1.
The Charity Commission opened the inquiry on Dec. 19, after FTX had filed for bankruptcy in the United States and former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was arrested.
Cointelegraph Innovation Circle member Steve Talbot, himself a former freelance internet marketer, is using blockchain to offer freelancers a more equitable marketplace.
Cryptocurrencies are being used to provide military and humanitarian aid in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
For many Ukrainians and Russians, digital assets have become the means to support themselves and their loved ones during the crisis.