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Where are we today: cryptocurrencies and Italy under Meloni
As of 2023, with the government led by Giorgia Meloni, cryptocurrencies in Italy are no longer 'tax-free'. Capital gains on crypto > €2,000 are subject to a tax of 26%, just like other financial instruments. Recently — during discussions on the 2025 budget law — a strong turn had been proposed: an increase in taxation on crypto capital gains to 42%.
In response to sector protests, the proposal has been partially reduced: a moderate increase has been discussed — a hypothesis of 28% instead of 42%. $BTC $ETH $BNB #BTCVSGOLD #BinanceBlockchainWeek #BTC86kJPShock
🪙🪙They release 2,000 bitcoins💥💥 after sacrificing two rare coins following 13 years😳😳
Two physical bitcoins that have been dormant for over a decade awaken and release 179 million dollars.
The owner of two rare coins 🤔from Casascius released 2,000 inactive bitcoins. These physical collectible pieces moved funds currently valued at 179 million dollars. The owner bought them when the pioneering digital currency cost less than 12 dollars. Now, they are worth millions.
Casascius coins are physical collectible pieces created between 2011 and 2013 by Mike Caldwell in the United States.😨 Each contains a hidden bitcoin private key under an unbreakable hologram; as long as the seal is intact, the bitcoins remain immobilized, and the coin is worth its digital content plus its rarity as an object. Scratching the hologram reveals the BTC, they are transferred, and the piece becomes mere empty metal. That's why they are known as “bitcoins in the form of real coins. $BTC
🇺🇸 BREAKING NEWS: Powell's Silent Warning — A New Financial Era Begins
Jerome Powell has just unleashed a silent shockwave in global markets. In a carefully measured statement, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve hinted that a rising digital asset is now emerging as a true competitor to gold — while emphasizing that it does not threaten the U.S. dollar… for now.
The impact was instantaneous: 📉 Charts froze. 🤐 Traders fell silent. 🧠 Markets halted — trying to decipher the true message behind his words.
This did not feel like a normal comment. It felt like a precise and strategic signal — the kind that comes just before a significant shift in the system.
Now attention has turned to Donald Trump. Everyone knows he will not ignore this moment. His response could be loud, bold, and potentially the beginning of a new playbook for American finance.
Al Capone, like other mafiosos of his time, accumulated enormous profits from illegal activities (smuggling alcohol, gambling, prostitution). The problem was that he could not justify those earnings to the government without raising suspicions. His solution was to mix illicit money with legitimate income, using seemingly legal businesses like laundries. 🔎 Why laundries? They were cash businesses, which made it easier to introduce large amounts of money without raising too many alarms. They had a steady flow of customers, which made it believable that there were daily earnings. Al Capone set very low prices, which suggested that he was not seeking real profits from the business, but rather a facade to justify income. 📌 Key concept This is where the term “money laundering” comes from: “Dirty” → money coming from illegal activities. “Laundering” → the process of making it seem legitimate by mixing it with legal income. Today, money laundering is done with more sophisticated methods: Shell companies. International transfers. Cryptocurrencies. Real estate and artwork. $BTC $ETH $XRP #BTCVSGOLD #BinanceBlockchainWeek #BTC86kJPShock