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In the next fiscal maneuver, it is possible to propose to increase the tax on capital gains on Bitcoin & co to 42%. Currently the rate is 26% for all capital gains above 2,000 euros. Is this a possible move that finds justification in the particularity of crypto assets or is there a risk - also in the face of the EU regulation on cryptocurrencies - of slowing down the industry in the sector in Italy? We will discuss it live on the website and social media of Il Sole 24 Ore on Wednesday 23 October at 12:30 with Ferdinando Ametrano, CEO of CheckSig; Andrea Conso, jurist and crypto expert; Luca Fantacci, professor of political economy at the University of Milan.