Ever wondered why so many crypto firms pick the U.S.? Here's a clue: tax burden.
While global tax levels smashed records in 2024—averaging 34.1% of GDP across developed nations—America stayed chill at just 25.6%. Denmark, France, and Austria? They're leading the pack, but not in a good way.
Lower taxes mean more capital stays in play. For blockchain startups and traders, that gap isn't just a number—it's breathing room.
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CantAffordPancake
· 20h ago
It's been obvious for a long time that the low tax rates in the US are mainly about having more money; survival space is just money.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-11 09:43
That 25.6% tax rate in the US is really a sweet spot, no wonder everyone is rushing over there.
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LeekCutter
· 12-09 17:05
The tax rate in the US is indeed harsh, but on the other hand, what about regulation? You get what you pay for, everyone.
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TopBuyerForever
· 12-09 17:04
Damn, the US is only at 25.6%, while those people in Denmark just slash half their income to taxes. No wonder everyone is heading to the US.
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GasFeeLady
· 12-09 16:59
honestly the tax thing is just the surface-level answer... real ones know it's about regulatory clarity + being able to actually move capital without getting rekt by compliance
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 12-09 16:51
The US tax rate is only 25.6%. That’s impressive... No wonder all those people from Silicon Valley are flocking there. Low taxes really do boost productivity.
Ever wondered why so many crypto firms pick the U.S.? Here's a clue: tax burden.
While global tax levels smashed records in 2024—averaging 34.1% of GDP across developed nations—America stayed chill at just 25.6%. Denmark, France, and Austria? They're leading the pack, but not in a good way.
Lower taxes mean more capital stays in play. For blockchain startups and traders, that gap isn't just a number—it's breathing room.