Greece Approves 10% Crypto Gains Tax and a 15% Rate for Staking Income

Greece Approves 10% Crypto Gains Tax and a 15% Rate for Staking Income


Bitcoin beside a tax ledger and Greek blue-and-white ribbon image By Isaac • November 6, 2026 3:13 pm •

Greece has approved its first comprehensive tax framework for cryptocurrency, setting a 10% rate on individual capital gains and a separate 15% rate for staking and other yield-producing activity.

The law is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027. It gives Greek investors a clear headline rate after years of uncertainty, but several details make the framework more consequential than the 10% number alone suggests.

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CoinDesk reported that annual net crypto gains of €500 or less will be exempt. Once gains exceed that threshold, however, the full amount is taxable rather than only the portion above €500.

The tax applies when crypto is sold for cash and can also apply when digital assets are used

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