If you’ve ever fantasized about selling your Bitcoin at the top and keeping every last cent, Monaco would like a word. The principality charges exactly zero percent in capital gains tax on crypto holdings for its residents, covering everything from fiat conversions to crypto-to-crypto trades.

This isn’t some new policy designed to court the Web3 crowd. Monaco’s zero-tax framework on personal income and capital gains has been in place since the establishment of its tax structure, and it hasn’t changed.

How Monaco’s crypto tax framework actually works

Here’s the thing about Monaco’s approach to digital assets: there’s nothing special about it. The principality doesn’t have specific crypto regulations…