The Czech Republic just made a bold move in crypto regulation. President Petr Pavel has officially signed a new law that exempts Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from capital gains tax – if they’re held for more than three years. The decision, which aligns crypto taxation with traditional stock investments, is set to take effect in mid-2025. But that’s not all. The country’s central bank is also considering adding Bitcoin to its reserves, a move that could shake up financial policy in ways we haven’t seen before. No More Taxes After Three Years Until now, Czech crypto investors faced a flat tax of 15% on profits from selling digital assets, with higher rates of up to 23% for high-income individuals. That meant anyone making substantial gains had to share a chunk with the tax authorities, just like they would for stocks or other investments. But under the new law, anyone who holds Bitcoin (or any other digital asset) for over three years won’t owe ...