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Dutch Crypto Groups Warn of Sell Off Over Wealth-Tax Carveout

Dutch investors will likely ditch their cryptocurrency if the asset class is carved out of a shift to a new investor-friendly wealth tax, industry groups are warning.

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Dutch Crypto Groups Warn of Sell Off Over Wealth-Tax Carveout
Dutch investors will likely ditch their cryptocurrency if the asset class is carved out of a shift to a new investor-friendly wealth tax, industry groups are warning.
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