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Crypto - Partial sales | Taxes


I expect a major correction at the psychologically important $100,000 mark at $BTC (-0.04%) or in Q1 at the latest (overall market).


This will also affect $SOL (+0.4%) , $ETH (+0.04%) and $AVAX (+1.47%) - my other positions. So I will start to realize partial profits.


My total crypto portfolio currently stands at just over €85,000, and I want to take around 15% of that (approx. €12,750) in profits.


-> I plan to reinvest these later as a futures position with a small leverage of 2-3x.


  • I have a non-assessment certificate for 2024 (tax exemption for interest and distributions).


  • However, as I have no active income, I am unsure what my personal income tax rate is - at which crypto gains are taxable under the one-year holding period.


My first major positions are expected to be tax-free from June/July 2025 (approx. €15,000-20,000).


Does this make sense, considering the rather large portion in call money (70k), which is also intended for subsequent purchases?


Does anyone have experience or a contact who is well versed in the tax treatment of crypto gains?


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Awesome guy! Proud of you 💪💪💪💪 #fullthrottle
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Regarding taxes, you can take a look at CoinTracking. As far as I know, you can also book online consultations there :)
Otherwise, every tax advisor should have some idea of the topic by now😅
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something else: if i have understood correctly, you are only 18 years old, may i ask how you have already reached such a high sum at that age? :)
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You've done a lot right so far, stick with it and maybe you'll reach your goal.
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As far as I know, the NV certificate also applies to crypto profits under 1 year, i.e. if you already sell now, you go beyond the scope and cannot use the NV certificate, I hope I read that correctly
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