South Korean Lawmakers' Cryptocurrency Trades Revealed
South Korean MPs' $100 Million Crypto Trades Uncovered; New Disclosure Rules Set for 2024
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South Korean MPs' $100 Million Crypto Trades Uncovered; New Disclosure Rules Set for 2024
UK MPs show limited understanding of cryptocurrencies, raising concerns in a sector vital for economic growth and innovation.
The Jonum regime seeks to strike a balance between encouraging innovation in French startups and ensuring user protection.
With this move, South Korea leap frogs the US and UK, both of which don’t require their high-ranking leaders to disclose crypto holdings.
Lawmakers and experts met in Washington, D.C. today to discuss how to better regulate the fast-moving and complex world of cryptocurrency—but didn’t really come up with any solid solutions.
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren has accused Texas miners of straining power grid
Terra co-founder Daniel Shin has been wrapped in as one of the witnesses for South Korea's National Assembly.
"It is now time for Congress to begin the process of considering and ultimately passing authorizing legislation for the issuance of a U.S. CBDC," said Representative Jim Himes.
Rep. Yoon Chang-Hyeon noted that Korean exchanges each reacted differently to the crash and he wanted to invite both Do Kwon and the exchanges involved to learn more details.
The latest proposal from a group of House Democrats seeks to change how tax code updates affect crypto entities that “do not engage in brokerage services.”