Taiwan’s Financial Watchdog to Establish STO-Related Fundraising Mechanism This Year
Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission plans to establish an STO fundraising mechanism by July 2019, local media reports Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
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Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission plans to establish an STO fundraising mechanism by July 2019, local media reports Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
22 months since Wells Fargo suspended the processing of withdrawals sent by four Taiwanese banks that service Bitfinex, the platform remains among the top 20 exchanges by adjusted volume. While Bitfinex hosted more than $5 billion in trade this past month, the exchange has struggled to establish reliable banking partners, with traders seeking to deposit … Read more
Fifteen suspects allegedly running a cryptocurrency scam which raked in millions of dollars have been arrested by police in Taiwan Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Taiwan: local media reports that seven people who allegedly managed a fraudulent crypto investment scheme have been indicted Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Bitmain’s ASIC manufacturer TSMC reports a sizeable drop in its crypto mining-related revenue in 2018 Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
A man with the Surname of Yang has been accused of stealing 100 million Taiwanese dollars (nearly $3.25 million) worth of electricity to mine cryptocurrencies. Yang is suspected of stealing power from 17 different stores in Northern Taiwan to fuel his mining operations. Also Read: The Daily: UFC 232 to Have Official Crypto Partner, 5% of … Read more
A Taiwanese man has been arrested for allegedly stealing electricity worth over $3 million to mine Bitcoin and Ethereum worth around $14.5 million Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Taiwanese tech giant ASUS to allow its graphics cards owners to mine crypto and cash out via PayPal and WeChat through a new partnership Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Taiwan is proactively regulating the crypto market to drive adoption and lure in companies, despite pressure from China Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Anonymous and privacy-oriented cryptocurrencies have always been a topic of controversy. Even though these currencies do not facilitate illegal activity by default, it seems the association with such activities is enough to make regulators nervous. In Taiwan, the government has decided to ban anonymous cryptocurrency transactions as part of the new Money laundering Control Act. … Read more