DDA Crypto ETPs Now Available for Savings Plans on finanzen.net zero

  • Automated and Disciplined Investing: By including DDA ETPs in savings plans, investors can gradually build exposure to cryptocurrencies.
  • Tax efficiency: DDA crypto ETPs are set to be tax-free for German private investors after a one-year holding period.

FRANKFURT, GERMANY, 4 October 2024 – Deutsche Digital Assets (DDA) announces that its range of crypto ETPs are now available for inclusion in savings plans on finanzen.net zero, one of Germany’s most popular online brokers.

The integration of DDA crypto ETPs into savings plans on finanzen.net zero enables investors to take advantage of the cost-averaging effect. This allows them to gain exposure to crypto assets at an average price over time through automated, regular investments with low execution costs.

“This new feature provides private investors in Germany with easy access to DDA’s diversified crypto ETP offerings through finanzen.net zero savings plans. Investors can make regular, automated investments in digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a portfolio of crypto assets. This initiative represents a key step in enhancing cryptocurrency accessibility for investors looking for long-term, structured investment solutions,” states Dominik Poiger, CFA, Chief Product Officer at DDA.

The following DDA crypto ETPs are now available for inclusion in savings plans on finanzen.net zero:

With the rising global interest in digital assets, the partnership between DDA and finanzen.net zero offers investors an easy way to add cryptocurrencies to their portfolios. To learn more about DDA crypto ETPs, visit the DDA website at https://deutschedigitalassets.com/products/etp/ or contact the team directly at [email protected].

About Deutsche Digital Assets –– www.deutschedigitalassets.com 

Established in 2017, Deutsche Digital Assets GmbH (DDA) is a German crypto and digital asset manager that serves as a trusted gateway for investors seeking exposure to crypto assets. DDA, through various subsidiaries, offers a menu of crypto investment products and solutions, ranging from passive to actively managed, as well as financial product white-labeling services for asset managers. By leveraging traditional financial products, DDA provides investors with familiar access to a range of crypto asset ETPs and quantitative strategies, making crypto and digital asset acquisition as easy as buying a stock. For more information, please visit https://deutschedigitalassets.com/.

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Risk Considerations:

The price of an investment in a DDA ETP may go up or down and the investor may not get back the amount invested. The price performance of cryptocurrencies is highly volatile and unpredictable. Past performance is hence no guarantee of future performance. You agree to do your own research and due diligence before making any investment decision with respect to securities or investment opportunities discussed herein. The approval of the prospectus should not be construed as an endorsement of the securities offered or admitted to trading on a Regulated Market. These are not extensive risk considerations. Prospective investors should read the prospectus before making any investment decision in order to fully understand the potential risks and rewards of deciding to invest in the securities.

The prospectus for each DDA ETP is available at https://deutschedigitalassets.com/products/etp/.

1) Income Tax for German Private Investors: The notes should not constitute other capital claims within the meaning of § 20 (1) No. 7 of the Income Tax Act (Einkommensteuergesetz – EStG) and therefore, the sale and repayment of the notes should not lead to taxable capital income according to § 20 EStG, which is subject to withholding tax (25%, plus 5.5% solidarity surcharge and church tax if applicable) – regardless of any holding period. Rather, the provisions on private sales transactions (also known as “short-term capital gains”) pursuant to §§ 22 No. 2, 23 (1) sentence 1 No. 2 EStG should apply. This means that the acquisition and sale of debt instruments by a private investor should only be taxable in Germany if the period between acquisition and sale does not exceed one year (for the calculation of the one-year period, the conclusion of the contractual purchase and sale agreement is decisive). If a private investor sells their debt instruments more than one year after their acquisition, this sale should not be taxable. The redemption of the debt instruments should also not constitute a sale transaction within the meaning of the rules for private sales transactions. If the one-year holding period is not observed, income from private sales transactions is subject to the general personal income tax rate (up to 45%, plus solidarity surcharge and church tax if applicable).