Netherlands: Self-Custody Bitcoin Tax Sparks Outcry
Michaël van de Poppe highlights Paraguay's Ueno Bank collapse as evidence that taxing self-custody Bitcoin differently in the Netherlands is unlawful and endangers financial access for millions.
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Netherlands officials face renewed criticism after Ueno Bank in Paraguay collapsed, freezing accounts for more than three million customers and triggering street protests. Michaël van de Poppe cited the seizure, the central bank president's resignation, and executive detentions as proof that self-custody Bitcoin must remain untaxed at the point of holding.
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Michaël van de Poppe
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