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Taiwan's ACE Exchange Founder and Associates Face 20-Year Prison Sentences in Fraud and Money Laundering Case
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Taiwan's ACE Exchange Founder and Associates Face 20-Year Prison Sentences in Fraud and Money Laundering Case

Taiwan's prosecutors are recommending 20-year prison sentences for four suspects, including ACE Exchange founder David Pan, in a fraud and money laundering case involving the cryptocurrency trading platform. The case, which involved 32 individuals, resulted in over 1,200 victims and an estimated loss of 800 million New Taiwan dollars ($24.56 million).

Taiwan's Financial Regulator Cautions Investors Amidst Crypto Volatility
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Taiwan's Financial Regulator Cautions Investors Amidst Crypto Volatility

Taiwan's FSC urges public caution with virtual asset trading due to extreme price volatility, highlighting the speculative nature and risks involved.

Taiwanese Authorities Caution Against Crypto Betting for 2024 Presidential Election
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Taiwanese Authorities Caution Against Crypto Betting for 2024 Presidential Election

Taiwanese authorities warn against using cryptocurrency betting platforms for the January 2024 presidential election, amid ongoing investigations and multiple arrests.

Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission in Exploratory Phase for Crypto ETFs
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Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission in Exploratory Phase for Crypto ETFs

Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission is cautiously considering the introduction of cryptocurrency ETFs, focusing on self-regulation and gradual liberalization in the digital asset market.

Taiwan's Legislature Considers Virtual Asset Management Bill to Protect Consumers
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Taiwan's Legislature Considers Virtual Asset Management Bill to Protect Consumers

The Taiwanese Legislature is deliberating on a new Virtual Asset Management Bill aimed at fostering better consumer protection and industry oversight. The bill, seen as moderate, outlines pragmatic mandates for VASPs while leaving room for further regulatory fine-tuning, marking a significant step in Taiwan’s evolving digital asset regulatory landscape.

Taiwan's Major Crypto Exchanges Form Association to Align with Upcoming Regulations
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Taiwan's Major Crypto Exchanges Form Association to Align with Upcoming Regulations

Taiwan's major crypto exchanges form an industry association to align with upcoming regulations by the Financial Supervisory Commission. The association aims to serve as a unified voice for the industry and facilitate effective communication with the government.

Taiwan Regulates Crypto Exchanges, Bans Unregistered Foreign Operators
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Taiwan Regulates Crypto Exchanges, Bans Unregistered Foreign Operators

Taiwan's FSC has released new guidelines for regulating Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) in the country. The guidelines, effective from September 26, 2023, prohibit foreign VASPs from operating in Taiwan without proper registration and encourage self-regulation within the industry.

Vitalik Buterin Holds Taiwan Employment Gold Card
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Vitalik Buterin Holds Taiwan Employment Gold Card

Vitalik Buterin holds a Taiwan Employment Gold Card, integrating work, residence, and travel permits. Valid for 1-3 years, it simplifies processes for global professionals in Taiwan.

Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission Drafts New Crypto Regulations
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Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission Drafts New Crypto Regulations

Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission drafts crypto regulations for 2023, focusing on anti-money laundering, token issuance, asset segregation, and transparent trading. Overseas platforms face advertising restrictions.

Taiwan FSC to regulate crypto
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Taiwan FSC to regulate crypto

Taiwan's top administrative authority, the Legislative Yuan, will regulate cryptocurrencies via the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC). Chairman Huang Tien-mu declared that the FSC would supervise Taiwan's crypto business, but not NFTs. The FSC should create and adopt a crypto regulatory framework by March or April. This follows continuous tensions with China, which views Taiwan as a separatist province it intends to dominate.

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