Taiwan considers replacing traditional commemorative coins with non-fungible tokens (NFTs) for the upcoming presidential transition, a proposal initiated by former Premier Sean Chen. The unconventional idea aims to mark the occasion innovatively and environmentally friendly, sparking discussions on the intersection of tradition and technological progress.
JoyBitoPro of the BitoPro Group announced their cold wallets, and They have also unveiled the special design of the card-style cold wallet, endorsed by the cheerleading goddess Qun Qun 峮峮.
OliveTaiwan's central bank wraps up wholesale CBDC study, eyes cautious implementation in the era of 'Banking 4.0'.
Hui XinNine Chen, the day before his concert, went from being a witness to a defendant. However, despite this, he still performed at Taipei Arena on the 25th, seemingly unaffected by the case in his entertainment career.
OliveThe Kuomintang (KMT) announced yesterday the list of at-large legislative candidates; third place goes to Ju-Chun Ko 葛如鈞, who is introduced as an AI and blockchain expert on the Nationalist Party's list.
OliveA couple operating aesthetic medicine clinics in Taichung City, Taiwan, faces legal repercussions due to their involvement in cryptocurrency mining ventures. Zheng and Su sought to bolster their income by investing in virtual currency mining since 2021. Collaborating with Huang, who established eight mining sites in Taichung, the couple engaged in mining operations. However, suspicions arose as Huang is accused of stealing electricity, resulting in losses of approximately NT$80 million for Taiwan Power Company. The situation escalated when two mining sites experienced electrical fires, posing risks to adjacent tutorial centres and a hot pot restaurant.
JoyThe inaugural STO, led by Grinnodot, the parent company of Sunnyfounder, introduces the loosely translated "Sunshine Green Benefit Debt STO."
DavinThe Taiwanese Parliament has already passed the first reading of the proposed bill.
AlexTaiwan takes steps towards Cryptocurrency regulation as Lawmakers push for change.
Hui XinA lack of immediate retaliation from China emboldens U.S. stocks as new research concludes that the market is becoming increasingly "risk-on."
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