Buy ELROND
in Luxembourg

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.

According to the Grand Ducal Regulation of Luxembourg, cryptocurrency is considered as a
taxable asset and can be subject to income tax, value added tax or capital gains tax. The
reporting of cryptocurrency tax in Luxembourg is done as part of the annual income tax return.
The following steps outline the process of reporting cryptocurrency tax in Luxembourg:
Calculate the taxable amount, keep records of all cryptocurrency transactions, file a tax return,
and at last, pay your cryptocurrency tax.

Yes, you can cash out your cryptocurrency assets in Luxembourg. You can do so by selling
your cryptocurrency through a peer-to-peer marketplace or on a cryptocurrency exchange,
which is the most convenient method. After selling, you can then withdraw the funds to your
bank account or use them to make purchases. Our exchange charges zero fees for your crypto
sale transactions within our exchange.
It is important to note that cashing out cryptocurrency in Luxembourg may have tax implications
and that you may need to pay income tax on any gains made from selling your digital assets. It
is recommended to familiarize yourself with the tax laws related to cryptocurrency in
Luxembourg and consult a tax advisor or lawyer for specific advice on your situation.

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 ownership of cryptocurrency assets in Luxembourg is relatively high compared to other
countries. The country has a thriving financial sector and has been supportive of the growth of
the digital asset industry. This has led to increased interest and investment in the crypto space,
resulting in a growing number of individuals and businesses in Luxembourg owning
cryptocurrency assets. The country is seen as a hub for cryptocurrency and blockchain
technology in Europe, which further contributes to its high levels of adoption. There isn’t an
exact number of crypto asset owners among the Luxembourgian population, but according to a
survey, one out of every 10 people in Luxembourg owns a form of cryptocurrency.

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.