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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @SahilC0 28 Dec 2024 \ on: December 2024: Studio Twentyone Newsletter - Sahil post Design
Woohoo thanks for sharing Car
If the approach makes sense, you should share with bitcoin companies in your region! Once it clicks I'm sure they'll start building GOZ features too
Re: taxes, I write about that in the post as well - not sure how it works in EU but in general, you're only paying tax when you're ahead. So a non-issue
10 sats \ 0 replies \ @SahilC0 OP 13 Feb 2024 \ parent \ on: The Zero Dollar Manifesto: Part One bitcoin
part 2 is up!
Yeah I hear you. one way to avoid that is to directly pay off the bill (or rent, whatever) as soon as income comes in. (That's what I do). That way you're not buying and selling on a different day. Volatility is reduced to basically zero
Great, shoot em my way here or twitter!
I spend on credit and then pay off the bill with sats (selling). Honestly though, most of the time when income comes in, I just pay off the bill directly without buying/selling first.
In the future, we'll have better tooling for automation. i.e., auto-buy any time fiat hit your account. Auto-"sell" any time you pay a bill.
writing a get on zero series guide that will come out next month. stay tuned
How common are credit cards in Germany? If you can get away with that, it'll probably make your life easier. Just "sell" bitcoin (spend bitcoin) to pay off the bill at the end of the month.