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Intesa Sanpaolo Invests in Bitcoin: Italy's First Bank to Enter Crypto By acquiring Bitcoin, Banca Intesa Sanpaolo has made history as the first Italian bank to invest in cryptocurrencies. Wired Italia claims that the bank paid about €1 million ($1.02 million) for 11 Bitcoin. This milestone demonstrates how traditional financial institutions are increasingly utilizing digital assets. Leaked email screenshots from the anonymous website 4chan were the first source of the news. The transaction was corroborated by t... Coinatory

Italy to Raise Bitcoin Capital Gains Tax from 26% to 42%, Says Economy Minister Italy is set to significantly increase the capital gains tax on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, raising it from 26% to 42%, according to Vice Economy Minister Maurizio Leo. The announcement was made during a press conference discussing the country’s 2025 budget, reported by Il Sole 24 Ore. The measure, approved by the Council of Ministers, aims to generate additional resources to support families, youth, and businesses. This shift marks a... Coinatory

More than 80% of the world"s companies realizing or implemented blockchain projects in varying degrees, with a quarter of them have already launched pilot projects or fully completed their implementation, according to a study by the consulting company PwC. The PwC study "Blockchain is here. What"s your next move? "Is based on a survey of 600 executives from 15 countries and territories: Australia, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden, UAE, UK and USA. Respondents were asked questions ... Read more about " PwC: More than 80% of companies in the world implement blockchain projects " on coinatory.com