Taiwan introduces crypto bill to Parliament
The Virtual Asset Management Bill aims to provide “better protection” for the customers and “properly supervise” the industry. Go to Source
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The Virtual Asset Management Bill aims to provide “better protection” for the customers and “properly supervise” the industry. Go to Source
The United States-based stablecoin issuer Circle reports a partnership with Taiwan’s second-largest convenience store chain, FamilyMart and a local crypto exchange, BitoGroup. Go to Source
Lawmakers in Taiwan are aiming to create a first draft of a special law about offshore exchanges by the end of November 2023. Go to Source
The latest delays came two weeks before the second deadline for many applicants. Go to Source
Apart from local exchanges like Maicoin, major global crypto trading firms like Binance, ByBit and Kraken have also been serving customers in Taiwan. Go to Source
MaiCoin Group, BitoGroup and ACE became the first three founders of the Taiwan Virtual Asset Platform and Transaction Business Association. Go to Source
Senators Richard Blumenthal and Josh Hawley’s framework emphasizes that technology companies cannot rely on liability protections to shield them from legal actions. Go to Source
Taiwan’s crypto watchdog has drafted ten guiding principles for virtual asset service providers operating in the country. Go to Source
The world’s leading crypto exchange by trading volume has reportedly applied to register in Taiwan under the new AML compliance. Go to Source
The bank used the Hedera network to settle payments in South Korean, Thai and Taiwanese currencies in real time in its second stablecoin pilot project. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico