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Crypto assets are treated as personal assets for tax purposes in Denmark.
Taxable events include:

• Selling or trading cryptocurrencies for fiat or other assets
  
• Income from staking, mining, rewards, or payments received in crypto
• Airdrops and other forms of crypto income

• Gains from Bitcoin and most altcoins are typically treated as personal income subject to progressive income tax rates up to ~52%
  
• Gains from stablecoins and certain capital assets may be treated as capital income subject to rates up to ~42%
  

Denmark recommends FIFO (First-In-First-Out) accounting for crypto cost basis when calculating gains and losses

• Crypto must be included in your annual tax return and in the income/capital income sections
  
• Year-end value of all crypto holdings must be reported
  

Applies to high-volume trading, large-scale mining, or professional crypto services:

Taxed under standard business income rules