The Greek cryptocurrency tax legislation approved on November 5, 2026, exempts net annual cryptocurrency capital gains of up to €500 ($563) from taxation

Digital assets that run on blockchains rather than banks, from Bitcoin and Ethereum to thousands of smaller tokens.

Comprehensive legal regimes for digital assets, such as the EU's MiCA and proposed US market-structure bills, defining how tokens are issued, traded, and supervised.

How tax authorities treat digital assets, from capital gains on trades to income from staking, mining, and airdrops, along with reporting rules for exchanges and individuals.