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South Korean Democratic Party Opposes Delay In Crypto Tax Implementation

According to PANews, the South Korean Democratic Party has expressed opposition to the government's proposal to delay the implementation of the virtual asset capital gains tax by two years. Party spokesperson Noh Jong-myun stated their stance against the suggested postponement, which contrasts with recent reports indicating a growing likelihood of deferring the crypto tax implementation to 2027. The Democratic Party's opposition highlights a significant divergence from the government's approach, as discussions around the taxation of virtual assets continue to evolve. The proposal to delay the tax has been a topic of debate, with proponents arguing for more time to prepare the necessary infrastructure and regulations. However, the Democratic Party insists on adhering to the original timeline, emphasizing the importance of establishing a clear tax framework for virtual assets. This development comes amid increasing global scrutiny of cryptocurrency regulations, as governments worldwide grapple with the challenges of integrating digital assets into existing financial systems. The Democratic Party's firm stance underscores the ongoing debate within South Korea regarding the appropriate timing and structure of crypto taxation, reflecting broader concerns about regulatory clarity and market stability.
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Thai Authorities Arrest Four in Connection with Phuket Crypto Robbery

According to ShibDaily, Thai authorities have arrested four foreign nationals in connection with a cryptocurrency robbery in Phuket. The suspects, identified as Armenian national Arman, 21; Ukrainian nationals Alfred, 18, and Ruslan, 22; and Russian national Mraz, 21, were apprehended at a hotel in Phang Nga Province on November 11. The arrests were made by Phuket’s Kamala Police with the assistance of the Tourist Police, following a warrant issued by the Phuket Provincial Court. The charges include armed robbery, unlawful detention, and coercion.The incident occurred on November 8 when a 23-year-old Ukrainian tourist named Viacheslav was allegedly lured to a meeting by his friend Alfred. Upon arrival, Viacheslav was ambushed by two masked men who attacked him, restrained him with ropes and cable ties, and threatened to break his fingers unless he transferred $500,000 in cryptocurrency. After negotiations, the demand was reduced to $250,000. Following the transfer, the suspects tied Viacheslav to a bed and fled with additional belongings, warning him not to report the incident. Viacheslav managed to escape, gathered photographic evidence from the hotel reception, and reported the crime to the police.The suspects are currently in custody at the Kamala Police Station, facing multiple charges. Thai authorities are continuing their investigation and have emphasized their commitment to protecting tourists and ensuring that those involved in organized crime face strict penalties. This case mirrors a similar incident involving Dean Skurka, CEO of WonderFi Technologies, who was kidnapped in Toronto and held for a $1 million ransom. These incidents underscore the increasing security threats faced by high-profile individuals in the cryptocurrency industry, where significant digital wealth can make them targets for organized crime.
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Cathie Wood Predicts Economic Boost with Regulatory Changes

According to Cointelegraph, ARK Invest founder and CEO Cathie Wood anticipates that a shift in leadership at the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could significantly enhance the economy, fostering innovation and investment in emerging technologies. Wood expressed her views on November 11, highlighting the potential impact of deregulation, reduced government spending, tax cuts, and a focus on technology-driven innovation as catalysts for economic growth.In a video shared by ARK Invest, Wood emphasized the importance of a "changing of the guard" at regulatory bodies like the SEC and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). She criticized the SEC under Chair Gary Gensler for hindering the digital assets movement, leading to a talent drain to other countries. Wood expressed optimism about the future, noting that President-elect Donald Trump has shown a favorable stance towards Bitcoin and the broader crypto ecosystem, which she believes will be exciting for the industry.Wood also foresees a surge in productivity growth across major innovation platforms, including robotics, energy storage, artificial intelligence, and blockchain technology. She believes these transformative technologies will converge to unlock significant GDP growth. Highlighting the potential for innovation in autonomous mobility, healthcare, and digital assets, Wood compared the current environment to the "golden age" of active equity investing in the 1980s and 1990s. She suggested that Trump's proposed policies of tax cuts and lower interest rates could positively impact economic growth.On November 10, venture capital firm a16z echoed Wood's sentiments, expressing optimism about an improved regulatory environment in the United States. Legal and policy experts from a16z Crypto, including Miles Jennings, Michele Korver, and Brian Quintenz, shared their belief that the government will now support innovation, accelerate progress, and enable the crypto ecosystem to thrive in the U.S.
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South Korea Advances CBDC and Tokenized Deposit Pilot Program

According to Odaily, the Bank of Korea has recently signed an agreement with the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) and the Financial Services Commission (FSC) to test the feasibility of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and tokenized deposits. This initiative follows a September report indicating that the Bank of Korea is preparing to conduct a tokenized deposit trial involving approximately 100,000 participants. The trial, which was officially announced a year ago, aims to integrate wholesale CBDC for interbank settlements.In June, MSIT and the Korea Internet and Security Agency (KISA) allocated a budget to the Bank of Korea for developing a smartphone-based voucher program. These vouchers are intended for purchasing welfare, cultural, educational, and other goods and services. Consequently, the Bank of Korea has developed a digital voucher management platform to address the complexities and fraud risks associated with paper vouchers. The vouchers will utilize Singapore's Purpose-Bound Money (PBM) model, which encapsulates deposit tokens within smart contracts and defines their usage conditions.The FSC has approved seven domestic banks to participate as innovative financial services providers, although their compliance will be continuously monitored. These banks include Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank, Woori Bank, Hana Bank, Korea Development Bank, NongHyup Bank, and Busan Bank. Notably, the deposit tokens will be protected under the traditional deposit protection system. As of now, the Bank of Korea has not disclosed detailed information regarding user recruitment and the vouchers.
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SEC Delays Decision on Ethereum Spot ETF Options Approval

According to BlockBeats, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a delay in its decision regarding the approval of Ethereum spot ETF options. This postponement is intended to allow for further analysis and the collection of public opinions, particularly concerning whether the proposed rule changes align with the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act.The SEC has expressed concerns about the potential impact of the proposal on preventing market manipulation, protecting investors, and ensuring a fair trading system. These considerations are central to the SEC's evaluation process as it seeks to maintain the integrity of the financial markets. The delay underscores the regulatory body's cautious approach in assessing new financial products that could significantly influence the market dynamics.The decision to postpone reflects the SEC's commitment to thoroughly examining the implications of introducing Ethereum spot ETF options. By seeking additional public input, the SEC aims to gather diverse perspectives on the proposed changes, ensuring that any decision made is well-informed and considers the interests of all stakeholders involved. This move highlights the importance of regulatory oversight in adapting to the evolving landscape of digital assets and financial instruments.
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Singapore and France Explore Post-Quantum Computing for Secure Payments

According to Cointelegraph, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Banque de France (BDF) have successfully conducted an experiment utilizing post-quantum computing (PQC) to counter the potential threats posed by quantum computing to payment networks. The initial phase of this initiative involved securing emails on Microsoft Outlook, marking a significant step towards integrating PQC into the global banking infrastructure.The BDF and MAS exchanged digitally signed and encrypted emails using a PQC email plugin, achieving success with the existing internet infrastructure. This was done by post-quantum encryption standards established by the United States Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology in August. The MAS released a technical report highlighting the importance of this research in safeguarding the financial system against future threats. The report emphasized the 'harvest now, decrypt later' scenario, where adversaries could intercept and store encrypted data now, waiting for quantum computers to decrypt it in the future. The research also pointed out the need for additional standardization to ensure the confidentiality, authentication, and integrity of payment networks. Currently, there are no standards for hybridizing PQC security algorithms with existing public key infrastructure, digital certificates, and key exchanges.The experiment revealed that PQC keys required for decrypting messages are significantly larger than current keys, which may trigger existing security measures if email servers are not consistently updated. This experiment focused solely on Outlook. The challenges identified may become more pronounced in financial applications, which involve frequent transactions and extensive cross-border cooperation. BDF's first deputy governor, Denis Beau, expressed confidence in the ability to enhance inter-institutional communications resilience. The agencies plan to address the remaining challenges in the next phase of their research.Singapore and France have been actively researching PQC across various fronts. The BDF and the German central bank are involved in the Bank for International Settlements’ Project Leap, which aims to develop PQC solutions for payment networks. Singapore is also offering co-funding for developers working on PQC technology centres and use cases. Additionally, France and Singapore collaborate extensively on central bank digital currency research.
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Blockchain Advocate Highlights Education Gap Among U.S. Lawmakers

According to Cointelegraph, Lee Bratcher, President of the Texas Blockchain Council, is a prominent advocate for blockchain technology in the United States. He has been actively engaging with US lawmakers to address the regulatory challenges facing the blockchain industry. Bratcher identifies a significant lack of education as the primary barrier to the acceptance of blockchain technology among lawmakers, particularly those from older generations. He emphasizes that the hesitation is not due to an aversion to innovation but rather a lack of understanding of the technology.Bratcher suggests that the key to overcoming this apprehension is to educate lawmakers on the importance of embracing blockchain technology. He warns that if the United States fails to adopt blockchain, it risks falling behind international competitors who continue to innovate in this space. Bratcher's advocacy extends to the strategic implications of blockchain, particularly in relation to stablecoins, which he describes as a "killer app" for the technology alongside Bitcoin (BTC). He argues that stablecoins offer an efficient means of transferring money globally and can increase demand for US treasuries, thereby reinforcing the US dollar's status as the world reserve currency.Bratcher is closely monitoring several legislative bills related to cryptocurrency and blockchain. Among these is Senator Bill Hagerty's Clarity for Payment Stablecoins Act of 2024, which seeks to establish a comprehensive framework for dollar-pegged stablecoins. Additionally, the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21), which passed in the US House earlier in 2024, aims to clearly define the market structure by distinguishing between digital assets that are commodities and those that are securities. These legislative efforts reflect ongoing attempts to address the regulatory uncertainties surrounding blockchain and cryptocurrency in the United States.
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ASA Calls for SEC Chair Gary Gensler's Resignation

According to Foresight News, the American Securities Association (ASA) has issued a call for the immediate resignation of Gary Gensler, the Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Chris Iacovella, the President and CEO of ASA, emphasized that voters have expressed a desire for a new direction in the country, and Gensler should respect this decision by stepping down from his position. Iacovella stated that this move is essential for restoring trust and confidence in the SEC among American working families, retirees, and small businesses.The ASA's demand for Gensler's resignation highlights the growing dissatisfaction with his leadership at the SEC. The association argues that a change in leadership is necessary to address the concerns of various stakeholders who feel that the current direction of the SEC does not align with their interests. The call for resignation underscores the broader sentiment among some sectors that regulatory bodies should be more responsive to the needs and expectations of the public they serve.This development comes amid ongoing debates about the role and effectiveness of the SEC under Gensler's leadership. Critics have pointed to various regulatory decisions and policies that they believe have not adequately protected investors or promoted fair and efficient markets. The ASA's statement reflects a broader call for accountability and transparency within the SEC, as well as a desire for leadership that prioritizes the needs of everyday Americans and the businesses that drive the economy.
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Detroit to Accept Cryptocurrency for Tax Payments by 2025

According to Cointelegraph, Detroit is set to allow its residents to pay taxes and city fees using cryptocurrency, aiming to modernize its payment systems and attract blockchain companies. This initiative, announced by Detroit’s Office of Treasury, will be implemented through a secure payment platform managed by PayPal starting mid-2025. The announcement did not specify which cryptocurrencies would be accepted, but PayPal currently supports major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), and its stablecoin PayPal USD (PYUSD). This move is part of Detroit's broader strategy to enhance its payment channels and operational efficiency while encouraging blockchain companies to establish themselves in the city. Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan expressed enthusiasm about the city becoming one of the first major U.S. cities to explore blockchain applications for civic purposes, allowing residents to use cryptocurrency as a payment option.In addition to introducing cryptocurrency payment options, Detroit is inviting blockchain entrepreneurs and innovators to propose ideas for blockchain civic applications. Interested applicants have until December 15 to submit their proposals to Justin Onwenu, the city’s director of entrepreneurship and economic opportunity. Onwenu highlighted the potential of blockchain technologies to improve accessibility, efficiency, transparency, and security, expressing eagerness to hear from entrepreneurs leading this innovation.Once implemented, Detroit will join other U.S. cities and states, such as Miami Lakes in Florida and Williston in South Dakota, that accept cryptocurrency for taxes and city services. Colorado and Louisiana also accept cryptocurrency for civic services to varying extents, typically partnering with third-party payment vendors like PayPal or BitPay.This initiative follows the recent election of crypto-friendly Donald Trump as President, which has sparked anticipation within the crypto industry for pro-crypto policies and regulatory clarity. Expectations include potential changes such as the dismissal of the current SEC Chair Gary Gensler and the introduction of a national strategic Bitcoin reserve.
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