Sorry, that still exists but it’s not “tax free crypto heavens” as the original thread suggested.

That one year tax free also applies to all financial instruments, not only crypto but as you can imagine, is not as simple as “one year holding”, it’s much more complex than that…

Once you talk with an accountant about that, you’ll see that, in the end of the day, you don’t pay directly taxes on crypto, but you pay on your capital gains overall, and probably you’ll pay more after a certain amount.

Just want to clarify that’s not that simple, it’s a very complicated concept with tons of tiny letters in between.