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1. Tariffs on Crypto-Related Goods

While Bitcoin itself is digital and can’t be tariffed like physical goods, hardware used in crypto (like mining rigs, GPUs, ASICs) can be subject to tariffs. For example:

U.S.-China trade war included tariffs on Chinese-made crypto mining equipment.

This increased costs for miners and impacted mining profitability in certain regions.

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2. Taxes and Duties on Crypto Transactions

Governments may not use the term “tariff” for crypto, but crypto is often taxed through:

Capital gains taxes (selling crypto for a profit)

Transaction taxes (spending or swapping crypto)

Mining income taxes (rewards from mining or staking)

This is more of a "crypto tax regime"