币界网报道：Paraguay has introduced a zero capital gains tax for individuals trading cryptocurrencies, positioning itself as a crypto-friendly jurisdiction in Latin America. The new tax policy, part of broader economic reforms, exempts individual investors from paying taxes on profits generated through crypto trading, while businesses engaging in crypto-related activities will still be subject to standard corporate tax rates. The move aims to attract digital asset investors and blockchain entrepreneurs to the country, which has been actively exploring regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrencies since 2021. Paraguay's government highlighted the potential of blockchain technology to drive financial inclusion and modernize its economy. The decision follows similar tax incentives in neighboring countries like El Salvador, which adopted Bitcoin as legal tender in 2021. However, Paraguay clarified that cryptocurrencies will not be recognized as legal tender, distinguishing its approach from El Salvador's. The tax exemption applies to trading on both domestic and international platforms, provided transactions are reported to local authorities. Analysts suggest the policy could boost crypto adoption in Paraguay, where remittances and cross-border payments are significant economic factors. The government also plans to introduce licensing requirements for crypto businesses to ensure compliance with anti-money laundering regulations.