The Greek government is planning to introduce a tax framework for cryptocurrencies and digital assets, but currently the Greek government does not recognize these taxes. A special committee will submit the findings on cryptocurrencies and digital assets to the National Ministry of Economy and Finance, and it is expected that by January 2025, cryptocurrencies will be included in the tax scope. The document states that profits from trading in cryptocurrencies and digital assets will be taxed at a 15% rate on capital gains from the sale of securities. The Commission's findings will fall into three categories: defining and documenting all cryptocurrencies, the method of taxation, and the monitoring process.