Germany Proposes 25% Crypto Tax, Ending Long-Term Holding Exemptions
Germany's proposed 25% crypto tax could dampen investor demand by removing the long-term holding exemption, impacting major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Germany's proposed 25% crypto tax could dampen investor demand by removing the long-term holding exemption, impacting major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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