According to CoinMeta, the Greek government has proposed a tax rate of 10% on capital gains from personal cryptocurrencies, with the portion of annual earnings not exceeding 500 euros being exempt from taxation. The draft is currently undergoing public consultation and is expected to reduce the previously discussed tax rate of 15%. Nevertheless, Greece's crypto tax is still in the draft stage and may be subject to modifications before it is approved by legislators. The final rules of this proposal will clarify how taxable events are defined and the reporting requirements for investors. Greece's crypto tax policy will be influenced by the EU's crypto reporting rules, which came into effect on January 1, 2026, and require crypto service providers under their jurisdiction to collect and report transaction information of EU residents.