The U.K. tax authority has, for the first time, separately disclosed capital gains figures tied to crypto holdings. The data shows that 17,600 people reported a combined $1.87 billion in profits during the 2024-2025 tax year, according to CoinDesk. Within that total, 240 U.K. taxpayers each made more than $1.3 million from their crypto holdings. The figures mark the first standalone release of crypto capital gains data by the country’s tax office and offer a clearer picture of how much taxable profit was reported from digital asset investments over the period.
For the first time, the U.K. tax office has separated crypto capital gains data, and the numbers are blunt: 17,600 people reported $1.87 billion in profits in the 2024-2025 tax year.
Inside that group, 240 U.K. taxpayers made more than $1.3 million each from their crypto holdings.
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