According to CoinMeta, the Finance Committee of the French National Assembly is reviewing 10 budget amendments related to cryptocurrencies. Measures such as taxing exchanges of stablecoins, an exit tax on crypto assets, and the carryforward of losses from crypto assets for 10 years have been approved by the committee. A proposal to extend the personal wealth tax to include crypto assets was rejected, while some measures regarding self-managed wallet declarations and platform fines are still under consideration. Under the proposed regulations, French residents may be taxed on exchanges of crypto assets for stablecoins starting from 2027. Those holding more than 800,000 euros in crypto assets and leaving the country will be subject to an exit tax, and self-managed wallets worth at least 100,000 euros will need to be declared. The EU's dac8 directive has required platforms to collect customer identity and transaction information since 2026 and to report this information to the tax authorities in 2027. As of now, none of these measures have officially become law, and the French tax rate on capital gains from crypto assets remains at 31.4%.