Netherlands Crypto Tax 2025: A Complete Guide

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Cryptocurrency continues to carve a significant space in the portfolios of Dutch investors, traders, and even everyday citizens experimenting with digital assets. As we move through 2025, understanding how cryptocurrency is taxed in the Netherlands has never been more important. The Dutch tax authorities, or Belastingdienst, have taken clear stances on how individuals and businesses must report and pay tax on crypto, with regulations constantly adapting to keep up with the fast-paced blockchain world. This comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know about Dutch crypto tax obligations, the types of taxes you might face, reporting requirements, common scenarios, and how innovative platforms—including WEEX—support investors in staying compliant.

Do You Pay Cryptocurrency Taxes in the Netherlands?

If you own, trade, or receive cryptocurrency in the Netherlands, you are subject to taxation. The Dutch tax system treats cryptocurrency as an asset, much like stocks or bonds. This means that anyone with a crypto balance as of January 1st each year must consider their tax obligations, regardless of whether any transactions were made during the year.

Crypto as a Taxable Asset

Cryptocurrency is classified by the Belastingdienst as a form of ‘other asset’ within the Dutch wealth tax system (Box 3). This means that rather than being taxed on gains when you sell, you are taxed annually on the presumed (fictitious) yield of your total asset portfolio—including crypto.

Key Points for Crypto Taxability

  • Taxable for residents: If you are a tax resident in the Netherlands, your worldwide assets (including crypto on foreign exchanges) are considered in your tax assessment.
  • Non-residents: Generally, non-residents are not taxed on crypto held outside the Netherlands, unless crypto is effectively connected to Dutch sources.
  • Declarations required: All relevant crypto holdings, including coins, tokens, stablecoins, and NFTs, must be declared.

How Much Tax Do You Pay on Crypto in the Netherlands?

The amount of tax you owe depends on several factors, including the value of your crypto holdings on January 1st, personal exemption thresholds, and whether crypto forms part of your professional or business activity.

The Dutch Box System Overview

The Dutch tax system categorizes income and wealth into boxes, each with its own set of rules:

  • Box 1: Income from employment, business, and home ownership (progressive tax)
  • Box 2: Income from substantial interest in companies
  • Box 3: Income from savings and investments (wealth tax—where crypto usually sits)

Taxation in Box 3 (Most Common for Crypto)

Most Dutch taxpayers will report crypto in Box 3, which calculates tax on the presumed yield of your net assets (assets minus certain debts).

2025 Key Box 3 Tax Data

Category

2024 Value/Rate

2025 (Expected/Continue unless updated)

Personal exemption€57,000€57,000
Couple exemption€114,000€114,000
Tax rate on presumed yield36%36%
Deemed yield, other assets6.04%See current Belastingdienst update

Note: Final 2025 deemed yields are always published by the tax authority in early January. For this guide, 2024 rates provide a close estimate.

Example Calculation

Imagine you hold €60,000 worth of cryptocurrency (valued at midnight, January 1st, 2025).

  • Personal exemption: €57,000
  • Taxable assets: €60,000 – €57,000 = €3,000
  • Deemed Yield (6.04%): €3,000 × 6.04% = €181.20
  • Tax due (36%): €181.20 × 36% = €65.23

So, even if you made no trades in 2025 and simply held your assets, you’d owe approximately €65.23 in tax for this scenario.

Other Scenarios and Tax Treatments

Activity

Tax Box

Tax Treatment

Notes

Buying cryptoBox 3Included in asset valueNo immediate tax
HODLing (long-term holding)Box 3Taxed on annual presumed yieldValue declared January 1st
Selling cryptoBox 3Increases wealth for next yearNo capital gains tax
AirdropsBox 3Declared as asset valueMay also need Box 1 if part of business
Staking rewardsBox 1/3Box 1 if income, Box 3 if assetConsult advisor for specifics
Mining as hobbyBox 3Treated as asset 
Mining as businessBox 1Income tax ratesProfits fully taxable
DeFi incomeBox 1/3Depends on activityOften Box 1 if entrepreneurial
NFTs (as asset)Box 3Asset valueIf art, check for possible exemption
Gifting cryptoTax-free up to €3,244 (€6,604 from parent)Excess above limit is taxed
Charity donationsMay be tax-deductibleRegistered ANBI only, up to 10% of income

Can the Belastingdienst Track Crypto?

Absolutely. The Belastingdienst’s capabilities in tracking crypto have significantly expanded in recent years. The EU’s Dac8 directive, implemented across member states, grants tax authorities enhanced access to information from crypto exchanges, wallet providers, and other financial intermediaries.

How the Belastingdienst Tracks Crypto Holdings

  • Exchange data sharing: Licensed crypto exchanges (including those overseas with EU clients) are obligated to report account and transaction information on request.
  • International cooperation: Global agreements such as the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) facilitate cross-border asset tracking.
  • Blockchains are public: While wallet addresses aren’t always directly associated with names, forensic tools enable authorities to correlate user activity.
  • Audit triggers: Large, unexplained changes in wealth, reports from accountants, or missing declared assets can all prompt further investigation.

Practical advice: Always report your cryptocurrency accurately. If you forget to declare or make an error, voluntary disclosure is often received more favorably than discovery by the tax office.

How Is Crypto Taxed in the Netherlands?

The Dutch system for crypto taxation centers on the value of your assets, not the realized profits and losses of individual transactions. This approach differs from many countries, which might tax capital gains or only tax assets when they are sold or converted. Here’s what this means for crypto owners:

The Box 3 Wealth Tax

How It Works

  • Wealth snapshot: On January 1st of each year, take an inventory of your assets—including all crypto, fiat savings, investments, and certain other items. Subtract any allowable debts.
  • Presumed return (“fictitious yield”): Authorities assume a certain percentage return on your total net assets, regardless of actual performance. Crypto is categorized as “other assets,” currently with a deemed yield of 6.04% (subject to final 2025 update).
  • Calculate tax: If your net assets exceed the personal exemption, you pay 36% tax on the presumed return.

What is the Personal Exemption?

Dutch taxpayers benefit from a tax-free allowance each year:

Status

Exemption (2024 & projected 2025)

Individual€57,000
Partners/Couple€114,000

Any assets below these amounts are not taxed.

Special Note on Losses

If your crypto portfolio declined in value over the past year, the Dutch tax system does not consider these losses for wealth tax. Only the wealth snapshot value on January 1st is relevant for that tax year. Actual gains and losses made through selling or trading crypto are only relevant if crypto is held as part of regular business or professional activity (then taxed in Box 1).

Boxes 1 and 2: When Crypto Is Income

Some activities cause your crypto earnings to be taxed as income. This can happen if:

  • You are paid a salary or bonus in crypto
  • You engage regularly in mining or day trading as a business
  • You receive staking, lending, bounties, or masternode rewards as a professional activity
  • Your DeFi involvement is significant/structured as business

In these cases, income tax (Box 1) rates apply.

Dutch Crypto Tax Indicators—Box 1 vs. Box 3

Action/Activity

Typical Box

When Box 1 Applies

Passive holding (“HODL”)Box 3Never
Occasional tradingBox 3Only if trading is so frequent/intensive it is a business
Paid in crypto salaryBox 1Always
Regular miningBox 1If considered business
Staking/LendingBox 3Box 1 if fully professional/business
DeFi rewards/gamesBox 3Box 1 if businesslike
AirdropsBox 3Box 1 if work-related

Netherlands Income Tax Rate

For 2025, the Netherlands has a progressive income tax system. If your crypto falls under Box 1 as income or business profit, you will apply the following tax brackets:

Income Bracket (€)

Tax Rate (%)

0 – 38,44135.82%
38,441 – 76,81737.48%
76,817 and above49.50%

It’s important to note that these rates apply to total taxable income—including employment, business profits, and qualifying crypto activities.

Crypto Losses in the Netherlands

The cryptocurrency market is famously volatile, and losses are not uncommon. However, under current Dutch rules, you cannot deduct losses on crypto deemed to be personal assets (Box 3). Remember, you are only taxed on the presumed return calculated on the January 1st value—not on realized losses or gains during the year.

When Can Crypto Losses Be Deducted?

Losses may only be deductible if crypto is:

  • Held as part of your business activities and declared in Box 1, and
  • You have elected and justified the professional/business status of your activity to the Belastingdienst

For example, a registered business actively trading crypto can report trading losses against overall profits. For hobbyists and investors in Box 3, losses are ignored, as are profits.

Lost or Stolen Crypto

If you lose access to your cryptocurrency (for example, due to a hack or forgotten password), you may be able to deduct that loss from your declared assets if you can provide sufficient proof of loss and ownership. Documentation is critical, and the Belastingdienst reviews such claims closely.

Defi Tax

Decentralized finance (DeFi) has brought new tax complexities. While the Belastingdienst has not published DeFi-specific rules, general guidance provides clarity for most situations:

How Is DeFi Taxed?

  • DeFi assets (tokens, NFTs, protocol holdings): Report the total value on January 1st within Box 3 alongside other crypto.
  • DeFi earnings (yield, interest, rewards): If you passively earn (e.g., deposit crypto and accrue rewards automatically), include the increased value in your January 1st asset snapshot for Box 3 tax.
  • Active DeFi operations or high-frequency/large-scale activity: If your activity resembles a business—regular, organized, profit-seeking—earnings should go in Box 1 as taxable income.

Examples:

  • Passive liquidity pool deposit: Only Box 3.
  • Running a DeFi protocol professionally: Box 1, taxed as income.

DeFi Scenario

Box 3 (Wealth)

Box 1 (Income)

Tax Treatment

Holding DeFi tokens Include in asset calculation on January 1st
Passive yield farming Add yield value to Box 3 assets
Professional DeFi ops Income tax at progressive rates
Earning via bounties Income tax if part of continuous business activity

Reporting Crypto to the Belastingdienst

Crypto tax filing in the Netherlands is straightforward but requires attention to deadlines and detail.

How and When to Report

  • Declare value: Note the value of your entire crypto portfolio at 00:00 on January 1st, 2025.
  • Box 3: Include crypto as “other assets” along with bank deposits, investments, and property.
  • Box 1: Only use for professional/mining/staking receipts, as advised.
  • Tax year: January 1st to December 31st
  • Filing window: March 1st – May 1st (following year; so your 2025 return is due May 1, 2026)
  • Supporting documentation: Keep records of all wallets, transaction histories, value reports, and relevant correspondence.

Cost Basis Accounting in the Netherlands

Unlike many countries that use FIFO (first-in, first-out) or LIFO (last-in, first-out) to calculate tax, the Dutch system focuses exclusively on the end value:

  • Your cost basis is the market value at 00:00 January 1st each year.
  • You do not need to track each trade—just the total portfolio value as of the annual “snapshot.”
  • This makes calculations simpler but also requires careful records to substantiate holdings across multiple exchanges or wallets.

Optimizing Your Crypto Taxes in the Netherlands

One unique opportunity for Dutch taxpayers is the ability to select between two calculation methods for Box 3:

  • Old Method: Assumes standardized distribution between savings and investments.
  • New Method: Assesses your real distribution between savings and “other assets” (like crypto).

Tax software or a professional accountant can help you run both calculations to minimize your Box 3 liability.

Other tips:

  • Gift crypto within allowed thresholds to family members.
  • Claim all available exemptions (couple/partners can double the allowance).
  • For staking/lending, unless these are your main source of income, declare in Box 3 for lower taxation.

How Weex Supports Dutch Crypto Taxpayers

As the crypto tax landscape becomes more sophisticated, investors benefit greatly from platforms that offer robust recordkeeping and straightforward tracking of crypto activities. WEEX exchange has emerged as a reliable and innovative platform trusted by thousands of users throughout the Netherlands and beyond. Not only does WEEX provide secure and high-liquidity trading of popular cryptocurrencies, but its tools and reporting features make it easy for users to track their portfolio values—an essential need for accurate and timely tax reporting.

WEEX’s focus on user education and compliance gives Dutch investors confidence that they are supported every step of the way when it comes to managing their digital assets in accordance with local regulations.

Using the Weex Tax Calculator

For those seeking clarity on their potential tax obligations in the Netherlands, the WEEX Tax Calculator is an invaluable resource. This tool enables you to estimate the taxes you may owe on your Bitcoin and other crypto holdings by simply inputting your asset value as of January 1st. Please note that while the calculator provides an estimate based on current rates and thresholds, it is not a substitute for personalized financial or legal advice. Tax laws can change, and individual situations may vary, so always confirm results with a certified advisor.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Crypto Tax in the Netherlands

What cryptocurrencies are subject to tax in the Netherlands?

All forms of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, DeFi tokens, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), are subject to tax in the Netherlands if you are a resident taxpayer. These assets are included in your Box 3 asset declaration on January 1st. Special exceptions might apply to NFTs classified as works of art, for which a tax advisor’s opinion is recommended. If you receive any crypto as compensation for work or through business activity, it may be taxed as income in Box 1.

How do I calculate my crypto tax liability?

To estimate your Dutch crypto tax liability:

  • Add up the market value of your crypto holdings at 00:00 on January 1st.
  • Combine this with all other relevant Box 3 assets (savings, stocks, other investments).
  • Subtract any deductible debts and apply the personal exemption (€57,000 for individuals, €114,000 for couples).
  • Apply the deemed yield percentage (e.g., 6.04% for crypto).
  • Multiply presumed yield by 36% (Box 3 tax rate).
  • For business or professional income (Box 1), apply the progressive income tax brackets to total net crypto income.

Online platforms like WEEX can help you track these values across portfolios.

What records should I keep for crypto taxes?

You should maintain:

  • Detailed records of all crypto wallets and exchange accounts
  • Transaction histories (deposits, withdrawals, trades, airdrops, and gifts)
  • Screenshots or PDFs of your total portfolio value at January 1st (for each year)
  • Documentation related to mining, staking, or DeFi involvement
  • Proofs of any lost/stolen crypto (if applicable)
  • Receipts for significant gifts or donations

Solid recordkeeping can protect you in the event of a Belastingdienst audit and ensures smooth filing each spring.

When are crypto taxes due in the Netherlands?

The tax year in the Netherlands runs from January 1st to December 31st. You must submit your annual return—including all crypto holdings—between March 1st and May 1st of the following year. For the 2025 tax year (reflecting values as of January 1st, 2025), the filing deadline is May 1, 2026.

What happens if I don’t report crypto taxes?

Failing to declare your crypto assets or underreporting their value is a serious offense in the Netherlands. The Belastingdienst increasingly receives information through exchange reporting and international cooperation. Consequences include:

  • Retrospective tax assessments (back taxes)
  • Substantial penalties and interest
  • In severe cases, formal investigations, fines, or prosecution for tax evasion

It is always better to proactively report honestly and consult an advisor if you have missed a previous declaration.

 


 

With the Dutch approach to crypto taxation evolving steadily, staying compliant is both a legal requirement and an important part of responsible investing. Platforms like WEEX simplify both trading and tax reporting, allowing you to focus on making the most of your crypto journey—safely and confidently—well into 2025 and beyond.

 

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zkPass (ZKP) Use CasesPayment Mechanism: Users and applications pay ZKP tokens to generate proofs and verify dataSecurity Staking: Validators must stake ZKP tokens as collateral to ensure honest participationAccess Credential: Developers and enterprises need ZKP to access premium features and toolsGovernance Rights: Token holders participate in protocol upgrades and parameter adjustmentsWhy zkPass Matters Now More Than EverSolving Critical Web2-Web3 Integration ChallengesData Sovereignty: Users maintain complete control over their personal informationPrivacy Preservation: Verification occurs without unnecessary data exposureUniversal Compatibility: Works with any HTTPS website without API requirementsFraud Prevention: Direct source verification eliminates data manipulation risksAddressing Growing Market NeedsRegulatory Evolution: Increasing privacy regulations demand better data handlingUser Awareness: Growing concern about data privacy and securityIndustry Demand: DeFi, gaming, and social platforms need reliable verification methodsTechnological Maturity: Advancements in ZKP technology enable practical implementationFinal Thoughts: The Future of Private Data Verification

zkPass (ZKP) offers a groundbreaking solution to one of Web3’s biggest challenges: leveraging Web2 data without compromising privacy. By integrating proven cryptography with innovative implementation, zkPass effectively bridges the two ecosystems.

For users, developers, or investors tracking the zkPass token price, this protocol delivers practical answers to growing demands for private, secure data verification.

As privacy concerns and blockchain adoption rise, zkPass is positioned to become a key enabler across industries—allowing verification without exposure while working seamlessly within existing internet infrastructure.

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FAQQ1: What makes zkPass different from other privacy solutions?

A: Unlike solutions that require specific API integrations or only work with pre-approved data sources, zkPass works with any HTTPS website through its innovative TransGate technology, making it universally applicable.

Q2: Is zkPass secure?

A: Yes. The protocol uses established cryptographic techniques (MPC and ZKP) and has been through extensive security audits. The 3P-TLS implementation ensures data authenticity without exposing sensitive information.

Q3: How can I start using zkPass?

A: Users can access zkPass through supported applications and platforms. Developers can integrate the protocol using available SDKs and documentation to add private verification capabilities to their applications.

Q4: Where can I track the zkPass token price?

A: The zkPass token price can be monitored on major cryptocurrency exchanges, including WEEX, as well as through market data platforms and portfolio tracking applications.

Q5: What's the future roadmap for zkPass?

A: The protocol continues to expand its compatibility with additional data sources and blockchain networks while improving proof generation efficiency and user experience.

How to Invest in Crypto 2026? Everything You Need to Know

The cryptocurrency market offers far more than just Bitcoin and Ethereum. Today's investors have thousands of digital assets to choose from for portfolio diversification. Making sound investment decisions starts with a clear understanding of the main cryptocurrency categories, their distinct roles, and associated risk profiles.

Mainstream Coins: The Foundational “Core Assets”

Mainstream coins are the established giants of the crypto market, typically ranking within the top 20 by market capitalization. They are characterized by massive user bases, deep liquidity, high trading volumes, and a proven track record of surviving multiple market cycles. Their broad community consensus, real-world utility, and resilience make them the essential cornerstone for any crypto portfolio.

Examples:

Bitcoin (BTC) is the original and preeminent decentralized digital currency.Ethereum (ETH) is the leading smart contract platform, foundational to DeFi, NFTs, and dApps.Solana (SOL) is a high-performance blockchain known for speed and a rapidly growing ecosystem.

For beginners, allocating a significant portion of a portfolio to these blue-chip cryptocurrencies is a prudent strategy. They provide exposure to the crypto market's growth with relatively lower volatility and higher stability compared to newer, unproven projects.

Stablecoins: The Essential “Safety Pad”

Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged to the value of a stable asset, most commonly the US Dollar. They are designed to maintain a stable price, making them a crucial tool for preserving value, facilitating trades, and acting as a safe haven during market volatility. They serve as the primary bridge between traditional finance and the crypto economy.

Examples:

USDT (Tether) and USDC (USD Coin) are the most widely adopted fiat-backed stablecoins.

In any investment strategy, stablecoins function as a parking spot for capital, a medium for transfers, and a key component for risk management, allowing investors to exit volatile positions without leaving the blockchain ecosystem.

High-Risk Altcoins: The “Potential High-Return” Segment

High-risk altcoins encompass all cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. This category includes projects with smaller market capitalizations that often focus on niche innovations like privacy, oracle networks, or scalable smart contracts. While they can introduce groundbreaking technology, many lack widespread adoption and are subject to extreme price volatility and lower liquidity.

Examples:

Chainlink (LINK) is a decentralized oracle network.Cardano (ADA) is a research-focused smart contract platform.

These assets can offer significant growth potential but come with substantially higher risk. Investing in them requires thorough fundamental analysis of the project's technology, team, and use case, and should only be done with capital one is prepared to lose.

Meme Coins: The Speculative “Emotional Assets”

Meme coins are cryptocurrencies born from internet culture and social media trends, not technological fundamentals. Their value is almost entirely driven by community sentiment, viral hype, and speculative trading, leading to wild, unpredictable price swings. They represent the highest-risk, highest-volatility corner of the crypto market.

Examples:

Dogecoin (DOGE) is the original meme coin.Shiba Inu (SHIB) is a popular Ethereum-based successor.

Investing in meme coins is akin to speculative gambling. Beginners should avoid them entirely or allocate only a tiny fraction of "entertainment money" they are fully prepared to lose, understanding that gains and losses can be equally dramatic.

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How to Invest in Crypto?

A prudent asset allocation strategy for new investors prioritizes capital preservation while allowing for measured growth. A balanced, risk-controlled framework is essential:

Foundation (80-90% of Portfolio): Allocate the majority to stablecoins and mainstream coins like BTC and ETH. This provides stability, liquidity, and core exposure to the market.Growth & Risk (Up to 10-15% of Portfolio): Dedicate a small portion to researched high-risk altcoins with strong fundamentals. This allows participation in innovative projects with higher return potential.Speculation (≤5% of Portfolio, Optional): If desired, use a minimal amount for meme coin speculation. Treat this as a learning experience with money you can afford to lose completely.

This structured approach helps beginners manage downside risk systematically while progressively exploring different segments of the crypto ecosystem.

Conclusion

Navigating the digital asset landscape requires recognizing that different cryptocurrency categories serve different purposes and carry vastly different risk-reward profiles. A successful investment strategy is not about chasing the highest returns but about constructing a balanced crypto portfolio aligned with your financial goals and risk tolerance.

By building a foundation with mainstream coins, using stablecoins for safety and flexibility, and cautiously exploring altcoins and meme coins, investors can participate in the dynamic crypto market with clarity and discipline.

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What Is Brevis (BREV) and How Does It Work?

When building decentralized applications (DApps), developers face two primary constraints: smart contracts cannot natively access historical blockchain data or information from external blockchains without introducing trusted oracles. Furthermore, executing complex computational tasks directly on mainnets like Ethereum is prohibitively expensive.

Brevis directly addresses these limitations of scalability and interoperability by introducing a Zero-Knowledge (ZK) Coprocessor. Functioning like a GPU for a blockchain, Brevis operates as a co-processor, handling intensive data computation off-chain. This enables developers to create powerful, data-driven DApps that can securely utilize any on-chain data across multiple blockchains, all without adding new trust assumptions to their applications.

What Is Brevis (BREV)?

Brevis (BREV) is the native utility and governance asset of the Brevis network, designed to align incentives among all ecosystem participants.

Token Utility:

Proof Fees: Developers pay fees in BREV to request and verify proofs within the ProverNet system.Staking and Security: Network provers are required to stake BREV tokens as collateral. Malicious behavior or service failure can result in slashing, securing network integrity.Governance: Brevis (BREV) holders can participate in protocol governance, influencing parameters and future development.Future Gas Token: Upon migration to its dedicated rollup, BREV is slated to become the native gas token for the Brevis network.Brevis (BREV) Tokenomics

Brevis has a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 (1 billion) Brevis (BREV). The allocation strategy prioritizes long-term ecosystem growth and community engagement.

Token Allocation:

Ecosystem Growth: 37%Community Incentives: 32.20%Team: 20%Seed Investors: 10.80%How Does Brevis Work?

Brevis fundamentally separates computation from verification. It offloads heavy data-processing workloads from the main blockchain to its specialized environment. After processing, it returns a succinct cryptographic proof that verifiably attests to the correctness of the result, which the main chain can efficiently validate.

The ZK Coprocessor Model

Within this model, a smart contract on a main chain (such as Ethereum) submits a request for a specific computation or data query. Brevis's off-chain system processes this request and generates a Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP). This proof is then submitted back to the requesting contract. The contract can cryptographically verify the proof's validity in a fraction of the time and cost it would take to re-execute the computation, ensuring trustless correctness.

ProverNet

The operational core of Brevis is ProverNet, a decentralized network of participants who compete to generate proofs for computation requests. This marketplace ensures that proof generation remains decentralized, secure, and cost-efficient. Initially deployed on the Base blockchain, the architecture is designed for a future migration to a dedicated Brevis rollup, further optimizing performance and sovereignty.

Key Features of Brevis

Brevis enhances Web3 development through several key architectural innovations:

Omnichain Data Access: DApps can seamlessly query and utilize verified on-chain data from any supported blockchain. This unlocks novel use cases like cross-chain reputation systems, historical financial analysis, and sophisticated multi-chain DeFi strategies.Trust-Free Verification: By relying on mathematically verifiable ZK proofs, Brevis removes the need to trust any intermediary. The destination blockchain cryptographically verifies the proof's integrity, not the prover's reputation.High-Performance zkVM: The platform utilizes the Pico zkVM, engineered for high-speed proof generation. This efficiency is critical for supporting real-time DApps that require low-latency data processing.Conclusion

Brevis represents a pivotal advancement in modular blockchain infrastructure. By providing a ZK-powered coprocessor, it liberates smart contracts from their inherent data and computation limits. Developers gain the ability to build more intelligent, interconnected, and powerful DApps that can leverage the full breadth of blockchain data, all while maintaining the core tenets of security and decentralization.

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Which Crypto Exchange Has the Most Coins in 2026?

Key TakeawaysThe variety of cryptocurrencies supported varies significantly among exchanges, shaped by their listing strategy, risk management, and regulatory stance.Platforms with extensive asset coverage provide early access to emerging tokens, while more selective exchanges prioritize high liquidity, regulatory compliance, and long-term project sustainability.A greater number of trading pairs expands investment options but may increase exposure to low-liquidity assets, underscoring the importance of investor due diligence.Among centralized exchanges, Bitget stands out with one of the widest selections of coins and tokens, combining competitive trading fees with a secure and robust trading environment.Why Do Crypto Exchanges Support Different Numbers of Coins and Tokens?

The disparity in listed cryptocurrencies among exchanges stems from differing listing policies, regulatory frameworks, and risk tolerance. Some platforms aim for rapid inclusion of new assets, while others emphasize liquidity depth, compliance, and project quality.

Key influences include:

Listing criteria: Expedited processes increase variety but may raise risks; stricter vetting limits availability.Regulatory compliance: Regional laws directly impact which assets can be offered.Liquidity management: Maintaining active markets for numerous tokens requires strong market-making.Strategic focus: Exchanges centered on altcoins typically list more assets, while conservative platforms prioritize stability.

An exchange's coin count reflects its strategy—not necessarily its overall reliability.

Which Crypto Exchange Has the Most Coins in 2026?

Let's examine the number of tokens supported by leading exchanges and explore their distinct characteristics. While the total count of coins provides a clear measure of market breadth, a truly valuable platform delivers much more—combining diverse asset access, innovative features, rigorous security, and a user-friendly experience.

WEEXNumber of Supported Coins: 1700+Spot Maker / Taker Fees: 0% / 0.1% (discounts available with WEEX Token)

Since launching in 2018, WEEX has grown into a trusted crypto exchange serving over 10 million registered users across more than 100 countries. By 2026, we've become more than just an exchange—we're a full trading ecosystem offering spot, futures, copy trading, and passive earning in one place.

We carefully select 1700+ assets, including major cryptocurrencies, promising altcoins, trending meme tokens, DeFi projects, and new Web3 tokens. Every listed coin goes through strict review for both liquidity and long-term value, helping you avoid risky, illiquid assets.

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BitgetNumber of Supported Coins: 1,500+Spot Maker / Taker Fees: 0.1% / 0.1% (discounts available with BGB)

Bitget, founded in 2018, is a leading global cryptocurrency exchange serving over 120 million users. Operating as a Universal Exchange (UEX), it integrates diverse asset classes—including spot, derivatives, and copy trading—into a single ecosystem. The platform adopts a rigorous listing strategy, supporting major cryptocurrencies, Layer 2 tokens, DeFi protocols, AI-related assets, meme coins, and emerging narratives.

Through Bitget Pre-market, users gain early access to upcoming tokens in a controlled environment, while Bitget TradFi enables cryptocurrency-settled trading of tokenized traditional assets like forex and commodities. This unified approach allows users to manage both crypto and traditional investments within one secure interface.

MEXCNumber of Supported Coins: 3,000+Spot Maker / Taker Fees: 0.0% / 0.0% (on most spot pairs)

MEXC is recognized for having one of the largest cryptocurrency listings among exchanges, with an emphasis on fast token listings and early exposure to new projects. It frequently adds assets from trending sectors like meme coins, AI tokens, and experimental blockchains. Its aggressive listing strategy and near-zero fees attract traders interested in low-market-cap and high-volatility opportunities.

KuCoinNumber of Supported Coins: 1,000+Spot Maker / Taker Fees: 0.1% / 0.1%

KuCoin is widely recognized for its extensive altcoin offerings and early discovery of emerging projects. It covers diverse sectors including DeFi, GameFi, and Layer 2 ecosystems. Beyond spot trading, KuCoin provides futures, staking, lending, trading bots, and launchpad services, appealing to a globally distributed user base.

BybitNumber of Supported Coins: 700+Spot Maker / Taker Fees: 0.1% / 0.1%

Bybit, originally renowned for derivatives trading, has significantly expanded its spot market offerings. It supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies and is favored for its advanced trading interface, deep liquidity, and professional-grade tools.

BinanceNumber of Supported Coins: 500+Spot Maker / Taker Fees: 0.1% / 0.1%

As the world's largest crypto exchange by volume, Binance offers a carefully curated selection of cryptocurrencies. It focuses on deep liquidity, global reach, and a comprehensive ecosystem including futures, options, staking, launchpad, and on-chain infrastructure.

WEEX vs. Other Exchanges

While many exchanges focus on either breadth of listings or niche services, Bitget differentiates itself through a balanced, ecosystem-driven approach. Its Universal Exchange (UEX) model integrates wide asset coverage, early-access markets (Pre-market), tokenized traditional finance (TradFi), competitive fees, and strong security protocols. This positions Bitget not merely as a high-volume trading platform, but as a unified financial ecosystem catering to diverse and evolving investor needs.

Should You Choose an Exchange Based on the Number of Coins?

While coin variety is a useful metric, it should not be the sole criterion. Key factors such as trading fees, platform security, liquidity, user experience, and regulatory standing are equally important. Below is a comparative overview:

Most supported coins: WEEX, MEXC, BitgetLow trading fees: WEEX, Bitget, BinanceStrong security & transparency: WEEX, Binance, BitgetBeginner-friendly experience: WEEX, BinanceConclusion

In 2026, the leading exchanges by number of supported cryptocurrencies include WEEX, Bitget, MEXC, and Binance. Each adopts a distinct strategy—from rapid expansion to selective curation.

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