Cryptocurrency question

Hi guys, the regulations and taxation in my country regarding cryptocurrencies are very obscure, and unclear, and they leave a lot of questions unanswered. So, for this reason, I want to ask you about this:

Basically, if I go to an exchange ( Binance ) and buy several BNB tokens with FIAT, and then exchange those BNB tokens for some other tokens like EGLD or ADA or whatever, on the spot market ( basically exchange one currency for another market ), is that considered a transaction? Like, a transaction taxable in your country? I ask this because you don’t actually get something that has a real value, you get another crypto in return, you’re not exchanging that token for money. I am curious about the regulations your countries have on this.

I am aware that the regulations in your country may be different from those in mine, but they are valuable and provide insight on this matter. I also asked this questions in some other groups here, but even regular investors in crypto didn’t know the answer.

If you have cryptocurrency tokens anywhere, such as an exchange or private wallet, it is not taxable until you convert it to USD/FIAT and after transferring USD/FIAT to the bank then the withdrawal amount is taxed according to the law of your country.

Thank you very much, this is exactly what I was looking for.

@Havion-OL Can’t you apply for Binance VISA and use that? No need to actually convert to FIAT and fill up the pockets of the financial predators.

I will look into that, thanks for the suggestion.