The Greek Parliament passed a bill imposing a 10% capital gains tax on cryptocurrency profits, establishing the country's first comprehensive legal framework for taxing crypto assets. The legislation introduces a €500 (approximately $563) annual exemption threshold, shielding small-scale investors from the new levy. The measure marks a significant step in Greece's regulatory approach to digital assets, creating a formal tax structure where none previously existed. The 10% rate applies to realized capital gains exceeding the annual exemption limit.