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If income tax will be collected when profit is made from coins, then the rights of coin investors must be established. It is not enough to say that I have regulated crypto exchanges in Turkey. Have you regulated the coins themselves? If Vitalik acts on a whim, if Satoshi sells all his assets, there is no law to protect investors. Why?

Opposition member of parliament took the floor in the assembly and said, "Investors took their money out of crypto, why didn't you bring this tax two years ago?"... All opposition parties in Turkey need to be imprisoned; perhaps only then will the country recover.

# Cosmetic CMB regulations won't work this way. CMB regulates exchanges, NOT COINS. BIST investors, on the other hand, have their shares regulated individually, meaning their coins.
If you're planning to introduce income tax on crypto similar to BIST, then you must also introduce these rights that BIST investors have, please.
1. You have the right to transparently examine companies' financial statements and announcements through KAP.
2. You have the right to receive cash payment in proportion to your share of the profits distributed by the company.
3. When a company conducts a paid capital inc

# Translation to American English
There are a lot of opposition parties in parliament. Not a single one of them even asked the people in the crypto ecosystem: "What's your grievance?"
These opposition members dressed up as paid employees will never come to power. Look at them playing acrobat while minding their own pleasures. It's a ditch-and-mud opposition.

# Sincere Question About Crypto Taxation
I want to ask a sincere question about crypto taxation.
The altcoin bull run came, my 1 million lira became 10 million lira by the end of 2026. If the government can take up to 40% for 2026, I'm left with 6 million lira. Okay, thank you.
But if my 1 million lira drops to 10 thousand lira by the end of 2027, what benefit will the government provide to me?
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**Key Issue You're Raising:** You're highlighting the asymmetry in crypto taxation—taxation on gains is immediate and substantial, but there's often no offsetting tax relief on losses. This is a leg

A fair tax system legalizes societies, otherwise it illegalizes them.

Big jewelers pay so much in taxes that a poor crypto investor could face a 40% tax rate... We all know what they all pay, and the tax authorities know too. Some jewelers report a monthly income of 16,000 lira.

Domestic crypto exchanges are going into maintenance one by one. It looks like they're preparing some infrastructure. Let's see what the tax legislation ultimately evolves into.

Those who say gold and silver will fall curse their grandfather, then it falls and they curse their grandmother. Our people don't want to earn money, they just want things their way. That's not how the world works.

We did our part on crypto taxation, the rest is up to the politicians. I hope they don't really implement some arbitrary %40 tax on withdrawals from global exchanges. Everyone is already sitting in losses on coins, wallets are showing -99% red... are these people supposed to take out loans to pay taxes...

The most important reason why people fall behind on gold and silver is their lack of awareness of the market adage "expectations are bought, realities are sold." War rumors benefit commodities, but war itself benefits no one. War expectations are bought, and when they turn into reality, they are sold.

Iran is the winner of the war, and the US & Israel are the losers. No one is expecting Tehran's leadership to bring the mullah regime to Washington or appoint an imam to Miami anyway—the real victory for each is not losing the war in their own countries, and that's exactly what happened. The Persian Gulf is done, and Israel's settings have been disrupted.