Greece Votes 10% Crypto Gains Tax and a 15% Levy on Staking and DeFi Income
Greece's parliament passed a 10% crypto gains tax and a 15% levy on staking and DeFi income, with a €500 exemption and a 12-month window to declare old gains.
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Greece's parliament passed a 10% crypto gains tax and a 15% levy on staking and DeFi income, with a €500 exemption and a 12-month window to declare old gains.
The Labor Department’s crypto-linked retirement rule entered final White House review on November 5. The proposed regulation introduces a process-based safe harbor for retirement-plan fiduciaries. The framework identifies six investment evaluation factors, including fees, liquidity, and valuation.
Eleanor Terrett confirms that several crypto firms, including Coinbase, remain on a key regulatory list without objections.
Nigeria’s central bank introduced separate licensing categories for naira-referenced and foreign-currency stablecoins, requiring issuer authorization and token approvals under regulations effective November 5, 2026. Algorithmic stablecoins, certain crypto-backed fiat tokens and stablecoins without enforceable redemption rights are prohibited.
Stricter crypto regulations could heighten market uncertainty, impacting investor confidence and potentially altering future cryptocurrency valuations.
Chinese authorities have confirmed they halted Solana Accelerate China 2026 in Shanghai before the event opened, after regulators identified promotional activity involving domestic entities.
China’s central bank launched an investigation into Solana after an “illegal” promotional event was shutdown last month.
Thailand’s SEC filed a criminal complaint against Bitget’s operator, alleging it ran an unlicensed crypto exchange for Thai users from 2022 to 2025.
The CLARITY Act faces a new test as Democrats control Congress, raising questions over consumer protections, ethics and what the crypto industry may have to concede.
Backpack outlines plans for a regulated exchange aimed at global accessibility, signaling a significant move in crypto liquidity.
Nigeria’s central bank has set new rules that make issuers of dollar-linked stablecoins open a local presence and pass capital and reserve tests.
House Democrats are discussing a broader crypto market structure bill for the next Congress. The reported proposal could expand SEC authority while limiting the CFTC’s oversight role. The discussions build on Maxine Waters’ rejected 2025 Crypto Investor and Consumer Bill of Rights.
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has responded that it disrupted Solana’s mid-October event in Shanghai because of the illegal virtual currency marketing red flags raised by the event’s promoters.
Nigeria has banned algorithmic stablecoins and introduced reserve requirements for issuers as it expands central bank oversight of crypto payment services.
Russia’s Central Bank has cleared the way for retail investors to trade crypto assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum on exchanges. This follows the earlier passage of the country’s market structure legislation, which paved the way for crypto activity.
Crypto Gains Tax Framework: Greece’s parliament approved a new cryptocurrency tax system that introduces a 10% levy on annual net gains above 500 euros. Investor Relief: The legislation allows investors with crypto losses above 500 euros to carry those losses forward for five years.
Warren's leadership could intensify regulatory scrutiny, potentially reshaping financial industry practices and impacting crypto market dynamics.
China’s central bank has confirmed that authorities stopped a planned Solana event in Shanghai and will investigate the companies and individuals involved in promoting the blockchain network in the country.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has rejected the current draft of legislation regulating virtual assets, citing risks to monetary sovereignty, financial stability and fair competition.
Central Bank of Nigeria rules that took effect Nov. 5 require stablecoin issuers serving Nigerians to incorporate locally, hold at least 10 billion to 15 billion naira in capital and back tokens with 2% extra reserves.
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Greece’s Parliament approved a 10% cryptocurrency capital gains tax on November 5, 2026. The tax starts in 2027, with annual net gains up to €500 exempt. Staking, crypto lending, and DeFi liquidity returns will face a separate 15% tax.
China's central bank halts Solana's Shanghai event shortly after it began and will investigate those involved.
Nigeria's central bank sets ₦15 billion capital requirements for foreign stablecoin issuers, bans algorithmic tokens and introduces new licensing rules.
Non-qualified investors face testing and a 300,000-ruble annual purchase cap per intermediary, while Moscow Exchange targets a Dec. 1 rollout.
Russia's move could boost crypto adoption, influencing global regulatory trends and potentially reshaping retail investment landscapes.
Hyperliquid Strategies applied through a subsidiary to become a futures commission merchant, seeking a regulated route for U.S. customers to access Hyperliquid-based perpetual futures. The proposed FCM would carry U.S.
Nigeria’s central bank introduced stablecoin licensing regulations effective November 5, 2026. The regulations prohibit algorithmic stablecoins and fiat-referenced tokens primarily backed by cryptocurrencies. Naira stablecoin issuers must maintain at least ₦10 billion in paid-up capital.
Paraguay's bank crisis pushes USDT P2P prices higher, reviving Bitcoin's original purpose as an alternative to traditional banking.
House Democrats are reportedly discussing a crypto market structure bill combining earlier consumer-protection proposals with provisions Republicans accepted before September’s failed Senate vote.