A discussion on how regulators might look at token sales and how developers can reduce their regulatory risk

in crypto-news •  7 years ago  (edited)

Developers who want to reduce their risks and the risks to their projects would be wise to look at this discussion. Regulatory risk is one of the main risks which can disrupt a successful project in this space and best practices navigating these risks is important knowledge.

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  ·  7 years ago (edited)

Another quality post about this issue.

Side note - HF19 has made what was a purely theoretical issue of keeping a tax log for myself, significantly more concrete. Also, I just got my first reward payout and in some respects the system is even less helpful than I thought it would be.

Also, I didn't realize just how incredibly illiquid steempower was. I mean, it's an asset that has no USD equivalent value and cannot even be traded into steem except at a severe delay.

I think given that I'm only going to consider the date and value of vesting SBD and/or steem, rather than steempower. If I power down, I'll consider that a vesting of steem or SBD as well. But I think claiming a steempower reward can't possibly be the moment FMV is assigned to it.