“Greece Proposes 10% Tax on Crypto Capital Gains, Exempts Small Traders” — what this page in the network covers. Greece is moving to tax cryptocurrency profits with a new draft bill that would impose a 10% capital gains tax on digital assets. The plan, which is part of a broader effort to regulate the growing crypto market, includes exemptions designed to protect small-scale investors: annual gains of up to 500 euros would be tax-free, and crypto-to-crypto swaps would not trigger a taxable event. This means that only traders who realize more than 500 euros in net gains from selling crypto for fiat currency would owe the 10% levy.
The proposal comes as governments across Europe scramble to capture revenue from the booming digital asset economy while providing clarity for investors. For Greece, the move could help align its tax framework with other EU nations and discourage tax evasion in an area that has largely operated in a gray zone. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.