[Greece Lowers Crypto Capital Gains Tax Rate to 10%, Sets €500 Annual Tax-Free Allowance] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on October 8, Greece's draft bill (currently in the public consultation phase) stipulates a unified 10% tax rate on individual cryptocurrency capital gains (down from the previously planned 15%) and introduces a €500 annual tax-free allowance. Direct exchanges between cryptocurrencies (crypto-to-crypto transactions) will not be taxed; staking or lending income will be taxed at a 10% interest tax rate. The draft also establishes a 12-month window allowing the declaration of past gains without penalties. Additionally, cryptocurrency purchases will be included in the asset proof category of "presumed income" (tekmeria). For this small-scale market, the draft brings regulatory clarity while introducing new compliance requirements and tax burdens.