Buy ELROND
in Brazil

You can buy ELDG from different exchanges. Blocktrade offers you zero processing fee, which makes it much more cost-effective to buy ELDG or other coins on this exchange. Furthermore, Blocktrade is a trusted exchange regulated in the EU.

In Brazil, cryptocurrency transactions must be reported for tax purposes. You need to keep
detailed records of all your cryptocurrency transactions, including the date, amount, and type of

transaction. Then, determine your capital gains and calculate it by subtracting the cost basis
(the price you paid for the cryptocurrency) from the sale price. Next, file an annual tax return by
reporting your capital gains from cryptocurrency transactions on your annual tax return
(Declaração de Imposto de Renda). After that, you should declare cryptocurrency holdings, if
you hold cryptocurrency with a total value exceeding R$35,000 ($6,500) at the end of a given
month, you are required to declare your holdings to the Federal Revenue Service. If you have a
taxable capital gain from cryptocurrency transactions, you must pay the appropriate taxes to the
Brazilian government.
Also, it is recommended to consult a tax professional or financial advisor if you have further
questions or concerns about the tax implications of your cryptocurrency transactions in Brazil.

Yes, you can exchange your cryptocurrency into cash in Brazil. The most common and
convenient way to exchange your cryptocurrency into cash in Brazil is through a cryptocurrency
exchange like ours. All you need to do is to transfer your cryptocurrency to our exchange by
sending it from your digital wallet to the exchange's wallet address (you don’t need to do this if
you are already using our exchange’s internal wallet). Then, you can sell your cryptocurrency
assets for Euros. Finally, you can withdraw the cash from our exchange to your bank account.
Also, it is worth mentioning that all your trading transactions are free of transaction fee charge
within our exchange.

The main structure of this platform was launched by the Mincu brothers and their friends. The major founders are Benjamin Mincu, a well-known blockchain engineer in Europe, and his brother Lucian Mincu who has experience in setting up complex technologies and infrastructures for the German government. This issue can easily determine his abilities.

The exact number of people in Brazil who own crypto assets is not publicly available. However,
it is estimated that over 10 million people, 4.9% of Brazil's total population, currently own some
kind of cryptocurrency assets. According to some studies and reports, the number of people in
Brazil investing in cryptocurrencies has been growing in recent years, driven by factors such as
increasing awareness and adoption, market performance, and investment opportunities.

The future of coins is not predictable. No one can tell you if ELDG will have a future or if it may lose on the way. But, since the network is trying its best to solve the problems of previous blockchains, it is possible that ELDG will still be in use in the future.