[French National Assembly Committee Passes Multiple Amendments on Crypto Stablecoin Exchange Taxation] Golden Finance reported that on October 8, the French National Assembly Finance Committee is reviewing 10 cryptocurrency-related budget amendments. Measures such as taxation on stablecoin exchange transactions, exit tax on crypto assets, and carrying forward crypto asset losses for 10 years have been approved by the committee. However, the proposal to extend personal wealth tax to crypto assets was rejected, while certain self-custody wallet reporting and platform penalty measures are still under review. According to the proposed regulations, French residents may be subject to taxation on crypto asset exchanges for stablecoins starting in 2027. Those holding over €800,000 in crypto assets and leaving the country would be subject to an exit tax, and self-custody wallets valued at €100,000 or more may require reporting. The EU DAC8 directive has already mandated platforms to collect customer identity and transaction information starting in 2026 and report it to tax authorities by 2027. These measures have not yet been formally enacted into law, and the capital gains tax rate for crypto assets in France remains at 31.4%.