Spain’s left-wing party proposes 47% crypto tax in ‘attack against Bitcoin’
Spain’s Sumar party wants to raise crypto taxes to 47%, classify all digital assets as seizable and introduce a “risk traffic light” system.
Spain’s Sumar party wants to raise crypto taxes to 47%, classify all digital assets as seizable and introduce a “risk traffic light” system.
A Bitcoin bull flag on the price charts projected a rebound to $96,000 as the Puell Multiple indicator suggested that BTC is undervalued at current prices.
Columbia Business School adjunct professor Omid Malekan claimed there are a few crypto buying companies that tried to “create sustainable value. But I can count them on one hand.”
Crypto stocks plunged on Monday, with Coinbase, Marathon Digital, Riot, CleanSpark, Circle and Strategy all sliding sharply.
Steak ‘n Shake, an American fast food restaurant company, first began accepting BTC in May and is now expanding its stores to El Salvador.
Bitwise’s Matt Hougan said a price bottom is coming soon and will present a “generational opportunity” and a “gift for long-term investors.”
Bitcoin’s ability to boost financial inclusion, allow transactions without government interference, and strengthen the energy grid means it can align with the values of nearly any voter.
Southeast Asian super app Grab’s MOU with StraitsX shifts its Web3 efforts from pilots to infrastructure, exploring a unified stablecoin settlement layer across Asia.
Digital asset treasury stocks surged on Monday, led by BitMine, even outpacing the broader crypto market’s gains as institutional ownership increased.
Half of the capital raised in the third quarter was from seven venture deals, with Revolut leading the way with a $1 billion investment.