2026-01-03 04:40:27

#2026年美国股市展望 $PEPE $DOGE $SUI The UK Tax Revolution is Coming: Cryptocurrency Trading to Enter a Fully Transparent Era in 2026⚠

Starting January 1st next year, the rules of the game in the UK will be completely changed.

Exchanges, wallet platforms, and all intermediary institutions will have to report your transaction records, account balances, and even personal information directly to the UK tax authorities. Trying to hide some gains through privacy? This route is now completely blocked.

Short-term pain is inevitable—
What will the market experience? Panic selling, urgent cross-border fund transfers, rapid portfolio adjustments—these are just the beginning. Volatility will spike, noise will fill the air, and the market conditions in early 2026 are destined to be a tough battle. Retail investors will band together for warmth, while institutions watch coldly from the sidelines.

But in the long run, this might be a turning point.

Transparent rules are actually what institutional capital desires most. A clear regulatory framework can eliminate uncertainty, and institutions are now waiting for this signal. Once the system is in place, it will attract more compliant capital to enter. The crypto market will gradually transform into a true global asset class through this "painful growth."

Right now, it looks like a storm, but looking back two years from now, it might be a rebirth from the ashes.

The countdown to 2026 has already begun—are you ready with your portfolio?

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MEVvictim

· 9h ago

This move by the UK is truly impressive; the days of playing hide and seek are really over... But speaking of which, the part about retail investors banding together for warmth is a bit harsh; we really need to wake up. Regulation becoming more transparent is actually a good thing? I need to think about this logic again... It's time to run again, so troublesome. Wow, starting in 2026, we really need to toughen up.

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just_another_fish

· 9h ago

Transparency is here, retail investors' good days are coming to an end, and institutions have already been laying the groundwork in secret. Wait, the UK is taking action first, and the US won't be far behind. We need to quickly think about how to adjust our positions. Rebirth from the ashes sounds good, but we have to stay alive first.

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SilentAlpha

· 9h ago

This move by the UK directly pushed small investors into a corner; privacy is gone, and profits can't be preserved... By the way, institutions have probably been waiting in line for this signal.

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ContractExplorer

· 10h ago

The UK move is really tough, directly sealing off the gray areas. Retail investors are going to suffer, and there will indeed be a bloodbath in the short term. --- But looking at it from another angle, institutional entry indeed requires this kind of certainty. Transparency might actually be an opportunity? --- Haha, the privacy era is completely over. The wave of cross-border transfers will definitely come, so get prepared. --- By early 2026, it will definitely be chaotic, but this is probably the shopping time for big funds. --- That's right, short-term pain for long-term benefits. The key is who can withstand this wave of volatility.

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