No paywall, no upsell, no trade signals. Just the foundation: Italian tax compliance 2026, a clear glossary, a 7-lesson primer, and a daily 5-min brief that does not waste your time.
PDF 40 pages
Flagship guide for Italian crypto holders. 33% capital gains rate, FIFO method, RW DAC8 disclosure, MiCA awareness, ISEE crypto, common mistakes. Reviewed with commercialisti.
Web glossary 120 terms
Plain-English (and Italian) definitions for wallet, DeFi, staking, oracle, MEV, slippage, AMM, impermanent loss, RWA, restaking, MiCA, OAM, Quadro RW, FIFO, capital gain.
7 lessons x 5min
Free email course covering wallets, custody, security, DeFi 101, staking 101, taxation basics IT, scam protection. Italian-localized version available.
Newsletter, 5 min/day
Curated daily brief: market context (NO trade signals), tax/regulatory updates EU+IT, MiCA implementation tracker, security alerts, DeFi protocol governance.
Sent instantly to your inbox. Includes the 33% capital gains breakdown, RW DAC8 walkthrough, FIFO worked example. Reviewed by Italian commercialisti.
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Yes. Quarterly update covering: MiCA implementation milestones (Phase 2 from 30 December 2026), DAC8 enforcement schedule, Agenzia delle Entrate clarifications, ISEE crypto rulings, case law from Italian tribunali.
Yes, the Brief is free Phase 1. Phase 2 may add a premium tier with deeper analysis (Pro 9 EUR/month opt-in). Phase 1 readers grandfathered.
Yes, in the Mini-course we explain decision frameworks for choosing exchanges (OAM-registered IT, MiCA-licensed) and self-custody wallets (Ledger, Trezor, Trust Wallet, Rabby). We disclose any affiliate relationship FTC-style.
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