The French parliament rejected two proposed crypto exit taxes. One of them was set to tax unrealized gains on crypto assets worth more than €800,000.
That’s right: “unrealized gains”—you haven’t sold your coins or received any cash, but simply moving away could mean paying tax upfront.
But don’t rush to celebrate. Proposals targeting stablecoin conversions and declarations of self-custody wallets are still moving forward in France.
So the reality isn’t that France has suddenly become pro-crypto; it’s that the most outrageous tax proposal has been put on hold for now.
If a country only shows up when you make money, but takes no responsibility when you lose it, is that regulation—or legalized robbery?
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That’s right: “unrealized gains”—you haven’t sold your coins or received any cash, but simply moving away could mean paying tax upfront.
But don’t rush to celebrate. Proposals targeting stablecoin conversions and declarations of self-custody wallets are still moving forward in France.
So the reality isn’t that France has suddenly become pro-crypto; it’s that the most outrageous tax proposal has been put on hold for now.
If a country only shows up when you make money, but takes no responsibility when you lose it, is that regulation—or legalized robbery?
$BTC $USDT #加密监管 #法国否决两项加密退出税提案
