11Mo·

I bought the VanEck Bitcoin ETN $VBTC (-3,21 %) with a TER of 1%. However, I plan $BTC (+0,8 %) to hold until after the 2028 halving, so I "lose" 1% of the price every year due to the high TER. I have now bought a crypto broker... what do you think, just sit out the 1% TER or sell the ETN and use the money (minus taxes, mind you) to buy BTC again directly via the broker, without TER? Thank you for your opinions!

11 Commentaires

Roc2103@Roc2103

11Mo

If you invest directly in crypto, this is tax-free after 1 year.

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.@ungerc

11Mo

@Roc2103 not in Austria (??)

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Roc2103@Roc2103

11Mo

@ungerc For Bitcoin purchased before March 1, 2021 and held for more than one year, the tax on gains does not apply.

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.@ungerc

11Mo

@Roc2103 I know, unfortunately not the case for me. Thanks anyway!

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SemiGrowth@SemiGrowth

11Mo

"Not your keys, not your coins"

Are you holding $BTC as speculation or because you think the project is good?

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.@ungerc

11Mo

@SemiGrowth Letzteres

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SemiGrowth@SemiGrowth

11Mo

@ungerc With the ETF, you only benefit from the performance. If you really want to hold BTC, then you should also manage the coins yourself.

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Stefan21@stefan_21

11Mo

Please buy Bitcoin and put it on a hardware wallet. Then you'll also be better off with taxes.

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.@ungerc

11Mo

@stefan_21 Here in Austria I would pay taxes on Bitcoin itself or ETNs, unfortunately there is no tax exemption here after a holding period of one year... it's purely about the TER :)

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Sparfuchs9@Sparfuchs9

11Mo

Would never make the mistake of buying the ETN again. I bought it myself and am really annoyed about the taxes.

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.@ungerc

11Mo

@Sparfuchs9 Here in Austria I would pay taxes on Bitcoin itself or ETNs, unfortunately there is no tax exemption here after a holding period of one year... it's purely about the TER :)

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