Hey mate, maybe you should have a deep read through the bill once again, cryptocurrency or other digital assets are not mentioned in the bill
You are wrong, read it again. That is the source and it is 10% on capital gain which does not need to be included before we should know that from how it is written.
Yeah mate sorry I just hard a reread now I guess my browser tab redirected me to a different policy I was reading earlier, that is why I made that assumption, I accepted my mistakes as I can see we're the inclusion of digital assets, after the column that contains capital gains tax and indeed cryptocurrency was mentioned there, I will edit my earlier comment to fir in the conversation, since this topic is going to trigger up a lot of discussions and regards to this policy analysis, since in concerned our primary topic of discussion here on bitcointalk, (cryptocurrency).
Bit I hope this policy will make provision for decentralized cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and I hope what the policy referred to as cryptocurrency is not CBDC like the e-naira and the rest.