Japan's Liberal Democratic Party is pushing for urgent crypto tax reforms, aiming to separate profits and losses from crypto transactions for fairer taxation. Prime Minister Kishida's support for web3 technologies adds momentum to the reform, suggesting a positive shift towards embracing blockchain innovations in Japan's regulatory landscape.
AnaisThe proposed agreement with record labels stipulates that prior consent and fair compensation must be obtained before releasing songs utilising digital replicas of artists' voices.
KikyoAnalysts anticipate a significant liquidation of Bitcoin by miners following the halving, potentially leading to a reversal in the supply/demand balance, according to recent market assessments.
AlexBitcoin's upcoming halving will slash miner rewards, potentially causing a $10 billion annual revenue drop. Miners face increasing competition for power and must innovate to survive.
WeatherlyNigerian government tracks Binance executive Nadeem Anjarwalla to Kenya, aims to extradite him for charges including tax evasion and money laundering.
MiyukiHong Kong's approval of bitcoin and ether ETFs signals its growing role in cryptocurrency innovation, contrasting with China's stricter stance. While this move promises investment opportunities and financial growth, it also poses risks due to cryptocurrency volatility and regulatory uncertainties.
AnaisHSBC plans to expand tokenized assets, prioritizing stability over volatile cryptocurrencies. Hong Kong leads in adopting tokenization, with successful digital bond offerings.
WeiliangNigerian authorities are pursuing Binance executive Nadeem Anjarwalla, who fled custody, facing serious charges totaling $35.4 million, including tax evasion and money laundering, highlighting challenges in regulating cryptocurrencies and international cooperation in financial crime prosecution.
JoyBitrace's team of technical specialists conducted a crypto training session for Hong Kong’s Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau (CSTCB) and Commercial Crime Bureau (CCB) of Hong Kong.
CatherineX introduced a revised policy aimed at curbing spam whereby new users are now required to pay a small annual fee before gaining access to posting, liking, bookmarking, and replying features.
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