Greece’s Crypto Tax Plan Puts Transaction Records in Focus

Greece’s proposed cryptocurrency tax has drawn attention for its 10% rate, but the larger issue for investors may be what happens when they cannot prove how much they originally paid for their digital assets. A Bitcoin holder who purchased tokens through one exchange may have a straightforward transaction history. An investor who has moved funds between platforms, exchanged multiple cryptocurrencies or earned staking rewards could face a considerably more complicated calculation. The proposed framework, released for public consultation on October 7, 2026, seeks to establish dedicated rules for cryptocurrency capital gains, token exchanges and income-generating activities.

Source: Crypto News Flash