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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Florida Is Moving Forward as a Crypto-Friendly State by Passing New Bills
May 27, 2025 at 11:00 am
Florida is moving forward as a crypto-friendly state by passing new bills that eliminate tax on capital gains from cryptocurrencies and traditional stocks.
Florida is advancing as a crypto-friendly state with new bills aiming to eliminate capital gains tax on both cryptocurrencies and traditional stocks. In May 2025, Governor Ron DeSantis put forth this bill.
Florida’s new bill will not tax capital gains on cryptocurrency and traditional stocks. The Sunshine State levies neither income nor capital gains tax. However, the bill ensures that 0% of crypto capital gains and traditional stock gains are taxed by state authorities.
The new rule will give companies and retail investors more clarity and confidence when making financial decisions, according to administration officials.
Governor Ron DeSantis, a known fan of Bitcoin (BTC) and digital assets, endorsed the proposal to help attract more blockchain companies and fintech innovators to the state.
Florida's leaders hope this will give the state an advantage over other states that are planning to impose taxes on crypto for newcomers.
However, the proposal does not change federal capital gains taxes which continue to apply to all U.S. residents.
With clear tax rules for Bitcoin, XRP, and stocks, the state may attract more businesses and become a popular hub for cryptocurrency companies.
According to cryptocurrency analysts, clear rules for stablecoins would attract more institutional interest from investors and new cryptocurrency startups.
Florida's Crypto Regulation Shift Fuels Bitcoin Price Speculation
Florida's zero capital gains proposal comes as several U.S. states race to implement similar pro-crypto policies.
The bill will reduce investors' and businesses' tax obligations, likely leading to faster adoption of digital assets.
According to cryptocurrency analysts, combining such actions with positive technical patterns could lead to bullish Bitcoin price predictions.
Analysts at DeepCoinAnticipate that Bitcoin could reach $135,000 within the next 100 days, bolstered by growing government approvals and vigorous crypto activity.
At press time, Bitcoin trades at $109,718 with prices ranging from $106,802 to $110,078 during a volatile session.
The increase in activity from investors who hold Bitcoin and the drop in exchange reserves are bullish indicators for the price.
Investors' optimism could increase as the new Florida policy reduces state tax uncertainty.
Florida's move also responds to the global competition among jurisdictions, as countries like the United Arab Emirates attract crypto businesses with zero-tax policies.
The state's clear and direct tax rules on crypto make it more attractive to digital asset players from the U.S. and international digital asset players.
Broader Impact of Florida’s Crypto Tax Legislation
The zero capital gains tax bill would apply to more than just cryptocurrency. It also applies to traditional stock investments reflecting Florida's desire to become a central hub for financial innovations. When the state provides clear tax rules more investors with focused portfolios may consider investing.
The state's proposal success could influence national crypto taxation and regulation discussions. Michigan and Texas have established state-level Bitcoin reserves, but Florida's explicit tax policy directly invites individuals and companies in the sector.
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