Italian regulators just handed euro stablecoin holders a golden ticket. EURC conversions face 26% tax compared to 33% for other crypto exits—that's a cool €70k saved per million euros withdrawn. No wonder the market's taking notice. With €367m market cap and transaction volume up 9x this year, a certain stablecoin issuer already controls half the euro stablecoin space. The math is simple: Italian whales now have a structural reason to keep accumulating. Lower tax friction on exits fundamentally changes the holding calculus. It's not just about rates—it's about creating lasting incentives to choose one rails over another. As these policy gaps persist, expect accumulation patterns to follow the tax code.
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GasGrillMaster
· 7h ago
Italy's move is really clever, 26% tax rate vs 33% directly saves 700,000 euros... Isn't this just opening a backdoor for whales?
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 7h ago
Italians really outdid themselves this time, offering a 7% tax rate discount for EURC... Honestly, I’m a bit envious of these European whales. Withdrawing a million euros can save 70,000, who can handle such moves?
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 7h ago
ngl Italy's recent move has directly turned tax rates into a competitive advantage, EURC is really winning big... Just looking at this traffic growth, I know smart money is flowing this way.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 7h ago
ngl Italy's move this time is truly clever, directly using the tax rate difference to trap the whales... 26% vs 33%, saving 700,000 euros on a million, who can resist?
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GasFeeGazer
· 7h ago
Italy's move this time is indeed impressive. 26% vs 33% may not seem like much, but when dealing with millions, it amounts to a difference of hundreds of thousands of euros... No wonder whales are all hoarding EURC now.
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ParanoiaKing
· 7h ago
Italy's move is brilliant, directly opening a tax loophole for EURC. This is the real policy dividend.
Italian regulators just handed euro stablecoin holders a golden ticket. EURC conversions face 26% tax compared to 33% for other crypto exits—that's a cool €70k saved per million euros withdrawn. No wonder the market's taking notice. With €367m market cap and transaction volume up 9x this year, a certain stablecoin issuer already controls half the euro stablecoin space. The math is simple: Italian whales now have a structural reason to keep accumulating. Lower tax friction on exits fundamentally changes the holding calculus. It's not just about rates—it's about creating lasting incentives to choose one rails over another. As these policy gaps persist, expect accumulation patterns to follow the tax code.