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German Crypto Holding Period Set to Go After All: A Separate Draft Targets Purchases From 2027
Correction of 8 October 2026: The Income Tax Reform Act 2027, adopted by the German federal cabinet on 2 September, does not cover crypto assets. That did not mean the holding period stays. A separate draft bill from the Federal Ministry of Finance, dated 30 September, would abolish it for anything acquired after 31 December 2026. The cabinet is due to decide on 14 October.
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Stock Tokens: Who Actually Issues Them and What the SEC Wants to Change by November 3, 2026
Behind every stock token sit an issuer, a broker, a custodian and a blockchain, and today you will only find those names in the small print. The US Securities and Exchange Commission wants them written into an official form; the deadline for comments runs out on November 3, 2026.
2 months ago

Router Protocol shuts down on September 30: what ROUTE holders need to check now
Router Protocol is winding down its operations by September 30, 2026 and burning 303,333,198 ROUTE from its project treasury. We did the arithmetic on why the burn does not shrink the circulating supply, and checked for ourselves where the token can still be traded at all.
2 months ago

Jupiter ASR: How to Claim Your JUP Rewards Before October 8, 2026
Jupiter closes the claim window for the second-quarter Active Staking Rewards on October 8, 2026 at 14:00 UTC, and the self-service claim in the Rewards Hub has already been switched off. This guide shows you whether the deadline concerns you and how to secure your claim through the route that remains.
2 months ago

Crypto Through Sparkasse and Volksbank: 1.5 Percent Commission Plus a Spread, and No Product Page Names the Price
Crypto trading through your own bank costs twice over: a commission and a spread. A survey of 41 institutions carried out for this article shows that not one of the reachable product pages names a figure.
2 months ago

Bison App: a 1.25 Percent Spread, 27 Percent of the Staking Rewards and Trading Without an Order Book
The crypto app of Boerse Stuttgart advertises freedom from fees. You pay through the spread instead. What the licences actually cover, why there is no order book, and why the tax report loses its value once you transfer coins out.
2 months ago

MoonPay Fees: Up to 4.5 Percent, a Partner Margin on Top, and a Markup You Never See as a Fee
MoonPay is the buy button built into many crypto wallets. The European price list names four layers of cost, and only three of them show up as line items. What the provider is allowed to do, and what it expressly is not.
2 months ago

Trade Republic and Crypto: No Published Spread, No Tax Certificate and No Keys of Your Own
Around 50 cryptocurrencies, transferable to your own wallet since November 2025. But the spread appears in no public document, deposit protection does not apply, and every card payment made with crypto is a sale you have to declare yourself.
2 months ago

EUDI Wallet: The EU Deadline Falls on December 24, 2026, Germany Targets January 2, 2027
Two deadlines, both verifiable, and both counted from the implementing acts of December 2024 rather than from the day the regulation entered into force. Plus the honest answer to the question of whether crypto exchanges have to accept the wallet.
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