A growing number of long-term bitcoin investors are increasing their bitcoin stashes as bitcoin moves into 2022. They hope that a December dip is just a seasonal blip.
Bitcoin investors are looking for long-term investment in a ‘staggering shift’
Bitcoin drops 40% from record to hit the lowest level since September
Bitcoin fell below $42,000 on Friday, continuing a week-long decline that has been ongoing since September.
Bitcoin has plunged 32% from its all-time high this year.
Investors can still take advantage of the tax loophole to help them wait for cryptocurrency’s return. Bitcoin closed the year with a 32% decline from its November high of $68,000.
Gibraltar is set to be the first global cryptocurrency hub
If the complex regulations of the crypto hub fail, it could cause damage to Territory’s financial industry and diplomatic sanctions
U.K. Homeowners Get £3 Trillion in Untaxed Property Gains
British homeowners have enjoyed an untaxed wealth of 3 trillion pounds ($4 trillion) from rising property values over 20 years.
Bitcoin exchanges face digital tax raid UK HMRC
After HMRC stated that bitcoin exchanges were not eligible for financial services exemptions, they were dragged into Treasury’s tech tax.
Tesla shares fall again as the CEO sells $687m of stock
Tesla shares fell from $1,069 premarket trading to $1,030.71 today after Elon Musk, chief executive, sold $687m of stock.
Tesla Inc shares (TSLA) were scheduled to open lower on Wednesday
Musk’s poll has led to a loss of nearly $200 billion in company market value. The company’s shares fell 1.8% to $1,005.10 on Monday. Volatility trading was also involved.
Musk asks Twitter whether he should sell 10% of his Tesla stock worth $21bn
Elon Musk, a celebrity entrepreneur and the richest person in the world, has let his followers decide whether or not to pay taxes.
Cairn Energy reaches an agreement with Indian undertakings to end the tax dispute
Cairn Energy (CNE.L) has signed certain agreements with India that would allow for the reimbursement of taxes under a long-running, billion-dollar dispute with India. This sent the British company’s shares
Shell & BP paid zero corporation taxes on North Sea oil and gas production in three years.
According to company filings, Shell and BP have not paid any corporation taxes on North Sea oil and gas production over the past three years.
