Greece Proposes 10% Capital Gains Tax on Crypto in Draft Bill

Greece's move fits a broader European pattern of bringing digital-asset gains into the standard tax net rather than treating crypto as a special case. The two carve-outs are the notable part: a small annual threshold and swap exemption suggest a deliberate effort to avoid taxing routine portfolio rebalancing, which could shape how other jurisdictions write their own rules. The practical question is whether the tax authority has the reporting infrastructure to enforce it, since compliance depends on exchanges and taxpayers self-reporting.