Austrian tax law treats swapping Bitcoin for stablecoins as a tax-neutral crypto-to-crypto transaction if the stablecoin qualifies as a cryptocurrency. This means the tax on Bitcoin gains is deferred, not canceled, with acquisition costs transferring to the stablecoins. Tax is triggered only when stablecoins are sold for euros or other fiat currencies. Investors should note that not all stablecoins qualify for this treatment, and lending stablecoins can generate taxable income. Legacy Bitcoin holdings follow different rules, and detailed record-keeping is essential for accurate tax reporting.
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Bitcoin's demand metric has turned negative again as retail investors holding less than 10 BTC sell coins at high rates during price rallies, rather than accumulating. This selling pressure from retail investors, combined with weak institutional buyi...
Bitcoin underwent its largest deleveraging phase since 2023 in 2026, driven by heavy liquidations of leveraged long and short positions amid volatile trading. Open interest on Binance briefly dropped below its 180-day average but later rose again, in...
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