The Graph (GRT) Tax Guide
The Graph taxes: trading, delegation, indexing and capital gains in Europe.
How is The Graph taxed?
The Graph (GRT) is taxed like any other cryptocurrency in Europe. Every sale or trade of GRT generates a taxable capital gain or loss. GRT has unique earning mechanisms through indexing and delegation that create additional taxable events.
Delegation and indexing rewards
Delegating GRT to indexers generates query fee rewards and indexing rewards, both taxable as income upon receipt. Indexers themselves earn additional rewards for processing subgraph queries. The delegation tax (0.5% burned on delegation) is a disposal event with potential tax implications.
How Taxes Crypto handles The Graph
Taxes Crypto imports your GRT transactions from supported exchanges, tracks delegation rewards, and calculates your capital gains using your country's official tax method.
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