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Cryptocurrencies

Profit-Trades: How the Fraudulent Investment Network Trapping Thousands of Users in Europe Operates

The Profit-Trades scam operates as a highly organized fraudulent investment network that recruits victims through advertisements, false advisory services, and manipulated dashboards. This analysis reveals how its international structure works, how funds are diverted through blockchain traceability, and what real legal steps exist to report and take action. IN DIEM Abogados and Cryptoveritas 360 offer specialized legal and technical support for those affected in Spain and other countries.

Errors in CoinTracking, Koinly, and others: how to fix them in 2025

Thousands of users reach the tax season with the same nightmare: CoinTracking or Koinly import their transactions, but the figures DO NOT add up. Negative balances, invented income, misinterpreted swaps, duplicated transactions, or complete gaps in chains like BNB Chain, Polygon, or Solana. In this guide, I analyze why this happens, what mistakes taxpayers make, what tax risks they face, and how to identify them before it is too late. I also explain how we at IN DIEM & Cryptoveritas 360 correct these errors professionally so that your report remains clean, traceable, and tax-secure.

Ultimate Guide to Obtaining the CASP License from the CNMV (MiCA 2025)

The new MiCA Regulation (Markets in Crypto-Assets) will introduce a common framework in 2025 for all companies operating with crypto-assets in the European Union. In Spain, the CNMV will be the authority responsible for authorizing crypto-asset service providers (CASPs). In this guide prepared by IN DIEM Abogados, with the technical collaboration of Cryptoveritas 360, we explain how to obtain the CASP license step by step, what requirements the CNMV demands, and why Spain is consolidating its position as one of Europe's leading regulatory hubs for crypto, fintech, and tokenization projects.

What is a CASP and why should you register?

If you operate with crypto-assets in Spain, understanding what CASP is is not optional: it is a legal obligation. Any company that provides custody, exchange, or advisory services on cryptocurrencies must register with the CNMV. Penalties for non-compliance exceed five million euros. At IN DIEM, together with Cryptoveritas 360, we have been guiding companies through this process for over three years. If you have doubts about whether your activity requires CASP registration, you need to read this before continuing to operate.