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  • Jin Sung-joon "Virtual assets, unrelated to the real economy... Detailed taxation next year"

    Jin Sung-joon, the chairman of the Democratic Party's policy committee, reiterated the intention to implement detailed taxation on virtual assets. On the 22nd, Chairman Jin stated on MBC Radio's 'Kim Jong-bae's Focus' that "the detailed taxation of virtual assets is different from the financial investment income tax (금투세) as it is unrelated to the real economy. It should be implemented for legal stability and predictability." He explained that "the decision to abolish the financial investment income tax was made because our companies might face difficulties in securing funds for business management," adding that "Coinone is unrelated to the real economy. To reduce the tax burden, we plan to significantly raise the public offering limit to 50 million won." Regarding the concern that the younger generation's backlash against the detailed taxation on virtual assets might be burdensome, he responded, "That's right. However, if they understand that the country can operate by taxing principles and capital gains, it would be good."

    2024.11.22General
    Jin Sung-joon "Virtual assets, unrelated to the real economy... Detailed taxation next year"
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  • [Today's Global Interest Coins] Dogecoin, Pitbull Protocol, Pepe 外

    According to the Token Mindshare (a chart quantifying the influence of specific tokens in the virtual asset market) of the AI-based Web3 search platform Kaito, the top five virtual assets currently attracting the most attention are Dogecoin (DOGE), Pitbull Protocol (PNUT), Pepe (PEPE), the Bonk government efficiency committee (DOGE), and Bonk (BONK). The Dogecoin and Bonk government efficiency committee, which ranked first and fourth, respectively, have captured investors' interest with a significant upward trend. The previous day, a report that Elon Musk, the CEO of Marsk Tesla, would take on the 'government efficiency committee (D.O.G.E)' of the Donald Trump administration led to a surge in buying. The ticker symbol DOGE for both virtual assets is the same as the name of the Bonk government efficiency committee. As of 1 PM today, the two virtual assets have risen by 3.25%% and 26.32%%, respectively, compared to the previous day. Following in second place, Pitbull Protocol also recorded a notable upward trend, attracting investors' attention. At the same time, Pitbull Protocol recorded a 137.90%% increase to 2.06 dollars compared to the previous day. Compared to last week, the price has risen about 15 times. This is also analyzed as the influence of Elon Musk. The previous morning, Musk stated on his XTwitter) that "meme coins like Dogecoin and Bonk have saved America." After this, Pitbull Protocol surged significantly. In third and fifth places are the meme coins Pepe and Bonk. The meme coin has seen a rapid rise. Pepe and Bonk have surged by 77.80%% and 14.85%%, respectively, compared to the previous day. Especially, Pepe has also surpassed a market capitalization of 10 billion dollars with this day's upward trend. Additionally, investors are also showing interest in Coinbase, Ripple (XRP), FWOG (FWOG), Solana (SOL), and HIPPO (HIPPO).

    2024.11.25General
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  • Trump, Rapid Rise After Indictment... Will It Benefit the Virtual Asset Industry? [Blockchain Web 3.0 Report]

    Reasons for Trump's Rapid Rise in Virtual Assets Rapid Change in U.S. Presidential Election After Indictment... Trump's Winning Probability Increases Policies for Deregulation and Tax Reduction in Friendly Enterprises Increase in U.S. Production... Potential Benefits for Mining Companies Last weekend, Donald Trump, the former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate, was indicted by a grand jury in New York. Fortunately, the indictment only covered the upper left part of the indictment, and there was no detention. Even after Trump's indictment, he showed a strong leadership by raising funds for his defense and showing a strong leader's image. The virtual asset (cryptocurrency) market, which includes Bitcoin (BTC), has recently been actively transitioning to a bullish trend, driven by the recent mountain of regulatory and tax issues in Germany and the U.S. Today, we will explore how Trump's rapid rise could have influenced the virtual asset market's upward trend, and what changes the virtual asset industry and market might experience if Trump becomes the U.S. President.

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    Trump, Rapid Rise After Indictment... Will It Benefit the Virtual Asset Industry? [Blockchain Web 3.0 Report]
  • Cobot Research Center "Trump Administration Policies May Have Significant Impact on Financial Markets"

    The domestic virtual asset (cryptocurrency) exchange Cobot (CEO Oh Se-jin) subsidiary Cobot Research Center has released a report titled 'Trumponomics 2.0: What About the Virtual Asset Market?' analyzing how the Trump administration's policies might impact the financial and virtual asset markets, and how changes in the composition of major committees could affect virtual asset regulations. The Cobot Research Center identified five key policies that could impact the financial markets in this report: ▲Fiscal policy ▲Deregulation ▲Immigration ▲Trade ▲Regulation. The report stated, "The Trump administration's fiscal policies are designed to stimulate economic growth, but there are risks of fiscal deficit expansion and economic growth burden. Deregulation policies could influence economic growth and inflation with high interest rates," it concluded. It also analyzed that "strengthening immigration policies could lead to a decrease in labor supply and an increase in wages and consumer prices." Furthermore, "Trade policies could impact short-term interest rates, potentially reducing positive effects on the stock market. Regulatory policies are expected to create a favorable environment for business operations by easing regulations in the energy, finance, and consumer sectors, potentially leading to short-term inflation stabilization and a decline in national debt yields," it observed. On the other hand, the Cobot Research Center predicted that if the Republican Party controls both the House and Senate, there could be significant changes in the virtual asset industry. In particular, the Senate plays a crucial role in passing major regulatory standards and legislation, so attention must be paid to changes in Senate control. Among the bills, the virtual asset bill, if passed by both the House and Senate, could increase the development and regulatory clarity of the virtual asset industry. Additionally, it pointed out that the U.S. Congress, including the Senate Banking Committee, House Financial Services Committee, and Senate and House Agriculture Committees, plays a crucial role in determining virtual asset policies. It also analyzed that comprehensive legislation could be completed, and it would take until the end of next year to capture the overall policy direction. Choi Yoon-young, head of the Cobot Research Center, stated, "If the Republican Party's virtual asset-friendly policies could have a positive impact on the market," while emphasizing that "in such political changes, the direction of the virtual asset market must be closely monitored."

    2024.11.19General
  • Upbit, Schedule for Suspension of ZETA Deposits and Withdrawals Changed to November 20

    Domestic virtual asset exchange Upbit announced that the schedule for the suspension of ZETA deposits and withdrawals, which was initially planned for the 18th, has been changed to 18:00 on the 20th.

    2024.11.19General
  • [Bitsum] Celebrating the 11th Anniversary - First, Free Trading Fee Again (End Notice)

    Hello. This is Bitsum, the No. 1 virtual asset platform. Thanks to the great interest and support from our customers, we provided trading fee benefits worth 57 billion through the 11th anniversary first free trading fee program announced on September 20. We are opening a program to express our gratitude by offering gifts worth 30 billion to all members, continuing the first free trading fee Again. "Secondly, Bitsum will give gifts worth 30 billion to all members" Go directly (The 11th anniversary campaign's "Second, Trading Office Relocation Support Fund" and "Third, Nationwide 70,000 Won BitCoin Distribution" are ongoing, so we ask for your interest and participation.) Please refer to the details below. ■ Free Trading Fee Application Period: ~ 2024.11.17(Sun) 23:59:59 After the free trading fee application period, transactions will automatically apply the lowest domestic trading fee of 0.04%%. ■ Membership-related Information : For transactions settled after the free trading fee application period, Maker Reward, Special Maker Reward, and Point Payment (The transaction amount that received the free trading fee is not included in the calculation of the transaction amount for Black Premium benefits, so even if it is eligible for Black rating, it may not be eligible for Premium benefits.) ※ Notice Free trading fee applications are accepted until 2024.11.16(Sat) 17:59:59. Members who apply for free trading fees will automatically register a trading fee coupon at the basic trading fee (0.25%%) to apply a 0.04%% trading fee. The trading fee coupon applies to all virtual asset transactions, and the valid period is 30 days from the registration date. After the free trading fee application period, the automatic application of the 0.04%% trading fee is valid for 30 days, and before the expiration of the valid period, you can continue to apply by extending the coupon period. Virtual assets can be subject to partial or total loss of investment principal as high-risk products. ◌ Bitsum Registered Director of Finance No. 003160 (24.11.15 ~ 25.11.14.)

    2024.11.19General
  • Bithumb to Provide Gifts Worth a Total of 30 Billion Won to All Bithumb Users

    Bithumb (represented by CEO Lee Jae-won) announced on the 18th that in celebration of its 11th anniversary, it will provide gifts worth a total of 30 billion won to all users as a token of gratitude. Until the 20th, users who have completed customer verification (KYC) can receive gifts in the form of Bitcoin (BTC) or Korean Won (KRW) ranging from a minimum of 5,000 won to a maximum of 1 billion won. The benefits can be claimed from November 21st at 4 PM to December 31st at midnight through Bithumb's benefits zone in the Random Box. Gifts are provided as random amounts, with amounts under 50,000 won given in KRW and amounts over 50,000 won given in Bitcoin (based on the closing price on November 20th). The received Bitcoin and KRW can be withdrawn after at least one transaction, and if unclaimed or untraded by December 31, 2024, they will be forfeited. Meanwhile, the first event of the 11th-anniversary celebration, the free trading fee event, provided free benefits worth about 60 billion won to customers and ended on the 17th of this month. Members who received free trading fee benefits during the event period will automatically receive a '0.04%% lowest trading fee coupon' for 30 days, and they can continue to receive benefits if they extend the period before the expiration date. Additionally, members who did not apply the free trading fee can register for the lowest trading fee coupon and receive trading fee benefits for 30 days. Regarding this event, a Bithumb service representative said, "In celebration of the 11th anniversary, we will continue to strive to provide diverse and special benefits unique to Bithumb."

    2024.11.19General
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