PANews reported on October 18 that according to Bitcoin.com, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) proposed to establish a tax system integrated with cryptocurrency trading platforms to enable real-time monitoring of transactions. Under this system, KRA will capture key information of each transaction, such as transaction time and value. The tax department said that the current system cannot track cryptocurrency transactions, resulting in a large amount of tax loss. The tax department also cited Section 3 of the Kenya (Income Tax Act), which allows for taxation of cryptocurrency income. A Kenyan tax official said: "Our goal is to establish a powerful and efficient system to effectively collect cryptocurrency taxes." In addition to the real-time tax system, Kenya is also considering using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies to detect tax evasion. These technologies are expected to optimize the tax collection and management process of the Kenya Revenue Authority and improve transparency.