Le fichier des wallets de plus de 5 000 € finira par fuiter
Même sans cession. Même sans plus-value. Simplement pour le fait de « posséder ». Une mesure fiscale taxe quelque chose. Celle-ci ne taxe rien : elle recense, et c’est cette intrusion dans la vie privée qui nous inquiète. 1. C’est fiscalement inutile et inégalitaire En France, on taxe la revente, pas la détention. Si vous ne vendez pas, l’État n’a aucune raison de savoir ce que vous possédez.…
A new file containing wallets with more than €5,000 will likely leak, raising concerns about privacy and security. France currently taxes property sales, not possession, meaning the state doesn't need to know what citizens own unless they sell. The proposed surveillance of crypto assets is seen as invasive and disproportionate, similar to requiring people to list their jewelry and gold at home.
The main worry is the physical security risk, as a centralized database of crypto holdings could become a criminial's dream target once it is leaked. In May 2025, personal data of two million French citizens was sold on the dark web, and a fiscal employee was arrested for selling similar information to criminals in July 2025. The argument is made that while transparency is valuable, it shouldn't come at the cost of citizens' safety.
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