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Daxdaniel
@Daxdaniel
7Lun·

After some time, I have now sold my position in CRO, which I bought primarily to be able to apply for the green Jade Green card from Crypto.com.

This was certainly not a good investment and I am now closing it with a loss of just under €2800.

Now I have a question: can I offset this loss against Ethereum staking gains under other income or will I be stuck with the entire loss?

Can I carry over part of this loss into the next year? Does anyone among the crypto disciples here know anything about this?

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Hodlinvestor@Hodlinvestor
7Lun
If you have realized the loss within the holding period of one year, you can offset it. (e.g. bought 31.5.23 sold 30.5.24)
Otherwise you are stuck with it!
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Daxdaniel@Daxdaniel
7Lun
@Hodlinvestor If I have staked the cryptocurrency, then this holding period does not apply, as far as I know (at least I think it does for Ether).
Can I then offset it?
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Hodlinvestor@Hodlinvestor
7Lun
@Daxdaniel This no longer applies. Of course you have to pay tax on stacking rewards.
But the basic investment holding period is 1 year. Regardless of whether staked or hodled.
I don't know what the situation is with "old" stocks that are staked 🤷.
I'm not sure about that
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PowerWordChill@PowerWordChill
7Lun
I'm glad I only bought the Ruby Steel.
It's paid for itself in the meantime.
Not least because Spotify was free at the beginning. 😅
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SGP@Koenigmidas
7Lun
How wild was it? when many went into cro for cashback.
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Timo@Lordraiden91
7Lun
I'm not a tax advisor, but in my opinion there is nothing more to be calculated against losses after a holding period of one year.
And I think staking is not taxable in the same way as spot purchases
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