EU and Greece Weigh Crypto Anti-Corruption and Tax Proposals

European lawmakers are weighing whether crypto assets, opaque ownership structures and digital tools should be included in the European Union’s next anti-corruption strategy, while Greece is consulting on a proposed 10% tax on individual crypto gains. A European Parliament procedure lists debate for Oct. 7 and a vote for Oct. 8. The file remains pending debate and voting, so the procedural outcome has not been completed. The proposal follows earlier European Parliament action on crypto and anti-corruption policy . The measure would shape the EU’s broader anti-corruption strategy rather than enact crypto-specific legislation.