π¦πΏ "Solidarity Taxes": COP29 Proposes Taxing πΈ Bitcoin Mining Due to Its Environmental Impact π±
π¦πΏ "Solidarity Taxes": COP29 Proposes Taxing πΈ Bitcoin Mining Due to Its Environmental Impact π±π« What's behind the new tax called "solidarity taxes"?
COP29, the 29th UN Conference on Climate Change, held in Baku (Azerbaijan)π¦πΏ, seeks solutions to limit global warming. The proposals include taxing cryptocurrency transactions, Bitcoin mining, and capital gains, with estimated revenue of up to $344 billion annually. The funds would be used to support the climate transition in developing countries and reduce the COβ emissions associated with the cryptocurrency industry.
π΅ What is COP29?
An international conference where global leaders strategize against climate change, focusing on limiting the global temperature rise to 1.5 Β°C.
π Learn about the main points of the proposal:
π‘ Crypto Tax: A 0.1% tax on transactions could generate $15.8 billion per year.
π‘ Energy Cost: A tax of $0.045/kWh on Bitcoin mining would generate $5.2 billion per year.
π‘ Capital Gains: A 20% tax would raise up to $323 billion per year.
π‘ Final Objective: Raise funds for energy transition efforts in developing nations and promote a more sustainable global economy.
π Many see the "solidarity tax" proposal as a crucial step toward achieving climate π± and fiscal justice. Whatβs your take on this initiative?
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