Global #taxation

The French National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, has approved a significant amendment that aims to redefine and expand the taxation of "unproductive wealth," a move that would also affect the digital asset sector, including cryptocurrencies.

Malaysia has established itself as a crypto-friendly nation, navigating a unique path where digital assets are legally recognized as securities but not as a form of legal tender.

The White House has released its first official federal report outlining the U.S. government's approach to Bitcoin and crypto regulation, spearheaded by the President's Working Group on Digital Asset Markets.

Georgia is rapidly solidifying its position as a leading Bitcoin-friendly country and a significant player in the global crypto landscape.

In a recent discussion on Farcaster, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin shared his innovative thoughts on the concept of “for-profit cities,” which imagines urban areas run like business ventures, reminiscent of “Walmartopia” or “Teslaville.”

Portugal's reputation as a crypto-friendly nation is well-deserved. With a light touch on regulations and tax benefits, the country is attracting a growing number of crypto businesses and investors.