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They recently said that Bitcoin will be not taxable and as susch people and businesses alike can use it however they want. If they want incorporate Bitcoin in their businesses they are allowed to do so freely, without government interference. So some people might think and have a feeling that it is all quiet on the European Bitcoin front but that is not entirely true.
The European countries progression concerning Bitcoin is a cautionary one. Then there will be debates in the parliament and a lot of lobby and meetings behind closed doors before a proposal could be even considered. That long duration and process might hamper the development of Bitcoin start-ups and normal businesses steps toward Bitcoin.
Bitcoin start-ups are generally more fragile than the non bitcoin start-ups because these companies can ask for special loans to get their business off the ground. Bitcoin start-ups do not get access to those funds, which make them more fragile than their non bitcoin counterparts. The cautionary steps forward by governments are acutally reduced to a slow crawl, which creates insecurities with the people that want to use Bitcoin in their business models or create a start-up.
Whatever the case may be; only time will tell how Bitcoin will fare in the European Union. Do you think Bitcoin adaptation in Europe is moving to slow? What do you propose the EU should do to speed up the Bitcoin acceptance? What could that mean for Bitcoin and the Bitcoin community? Serge, aka Sergio, has been travelling the world since he was 6. He has been curious about different cultures and practices. This curiosity has led him to pursue a couple of university degrees.
While attending university, he wrote a lot of scientific papers concerning socio-economic and financial developments in the past and present. During his studies at university he offered his free time up to do volunteer work, along with some friends. They helped the homeless get back on their feet some of these "homeless" now have small companies of their own and Sergio has good connections with them.
It was at during his studies at university, in , when he first heard about "Bitcoin". Being a coin collector and economic expert, he was intrigued by it and is active in the Bitcoin and digital currency community ever since. He translated the Bitcoin comic from Spanish to English and he is also using his connections to get the comic into the Belgian and Dutch comic market, he is an official member of the Belgian Bitcoin Association and he is a freelance investigative journalist that has written under his own name as well as under a pseudonym for a multitude of news outlets.
After graduating he was immediately hired by the university that he graduated from. After moving on from that research position he was hired by a famous European think-tank as a researcher. His hobbies are: dancing from Argentine tango to Zouk , collecting coins and determining them, writing articles, translating, proof reading and doing scientific research.
In Sergio and Jp combined their forces and created the crypto news outlet called Cryptoarticles. Sergio attended most of the European Crypto currency conferences, where he made a lot of connections and friends along the way.
Bitcoin Cash ABC vs. Bitcoin in Europe: an Overview by Sergio Schout. Play Now! Share Tweet Share Share. Sign Up for Our Newsletter! For updates and exclusive offers enter your email. However, a fully-fleshed regulatory regime is still tentative. Still, the environment is very open to Bitcoin holders and those interested in cryptocurrencies, generally.
Bitcoin is legal in Europe. This includes both trading, selling and mining activities. The European Central Bank has also mentioned long-term plans to launch a public digital currency rivaling bitcoin. However, exchange regulations are maintained and monitored depending on individual member states. In February , the ECB also mentioned the development of a Single Supervisory Mechanism to identify risks associated with cryptocurrencies in general.
Unsurprisingly, Binance is one of the biggest exchange platforms in Europe. The exchange was launched in July After the ban from the Japanese government, the exchange moved to Malta. As of January , Binance also announced that it is launching a new fiat-to-crypto exchange in Jersey, a self-governing dependency of the United Kingdom. Bitstamp is the second-best exchange in terms of real trading volume in Europe. The exchange began as a company that sold Bitcoin in It is headquartered in the UK, Luxembourg and Slovenia.
However, since it offers only 14 open markets, it is not the most popular globally. Already popular in the global market, CoinDeal is one of the top exchanges in Europe. The company is known for offering a secure platform, a large selection of cryptocurrencies, and easy buying, along with a quick and responsive support team. Outside of exchanges, LocalBitcoins is a popular option for those who prefer peer-to-peer trading in Europe.
Of course, the number of ATMs varies from member state to member state. For instance, the UK has over locations while Lithuania has none. Overall, cryptocurrency and Bitcoin, in general, has been received very positively amongst citizens in the European Union.
As of , however, state governments are looking into whether Bitcoin ATMs still require stronger regulations against fraud or terrorism-related activities. The European Union has states that Value Added Tax, Goods and Services Tax are not applicable to the conversion between traditional fiat currency and bitcoin. For the most part, tax rules on Bitcoin Profits depend on member state regulations. For instance, Germany does not tax long-term investments in cryptocurrency. Switzerland residents must pay income tax, profit tax, and wealth tax on their cryptocurrencies holdings.
In terms of mining, investment in cryptocurrencies is not subject to tax exemptions pursuant to Article 48 SteG Tax Act. This means that speculative income is taxable and has to be declared, thus profits and losses are subject to taxation Because the European Union recognizes cryptocurrency as legal tender, there are plenty of places to spend Bitcoin.
The most common place where Bitcoin is used in Europe is sports betting.