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Taiwan's Cryptocurrency Regulation Journey. 🇹🇼 Taiwan is advancing cryptocurrency regulation with a special law for offshore exchanges, aiming for a November 2023 parliamentary review. Yung-Chang Chiang from Taiwan's Legislative Yuan leads this effort to regulate crypto businesses, addressing concerns about offshore markets and "regulatory arbitrage." A recent public hearing involved stakeholders and followed guidelines from Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), enhancing investor protection. Foreign virtual asset service providers must obtain local approvals. Taiwan's cryptocurrency exchanges formed an association to promote collaboration and industry interests. This proactive approach demonstrates Taiwan's commitment to a responsible cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Taiwan's Cryptocurrency Regulation Journey. 🇹🇼

Taiwan is advancing cryptocurrency regulation with a special law for offshore exchanges, aiming for a November 2023 parliamentary review.

Yung-Chang Chiang from Taiwan's Legislative Yuan leads this effort to regulate crypto businesses, addressing concerns about offshore markets and "regulatory arbitrage."

A recent public hearing involved stakeholders and followed guidelines from Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), enhancing investor protection.

Foreign virtual asset service providers must obtain local approvals. Taiwan's cryptocurrency exchanges formed an association to promote collaboration and industry interests.

This proactive approach demonstrates Taiwan's commitment to a responsible cryptocurrency ecosystem.

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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Continue Amid Rising Approval Odds for Ethereum ETFs. ⚡⚡⚡ In a remarkable display of investor confidence, US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen net inflows of $241.12 million on Monday, marking the sixth consecutive day of positive inflows—the longest streak since mid-March. This momentum underscores a burgeoning interest in cryptocurrency-based investment products. 🔹Leading the Charge Several prominent ETFs have significantly contributed to these inflows: 🔸Ark Invest and 21Shares' Spot Bitcoin ETF: $70 million 🔸BlackRock's IBIT: $66 million 🔸Fidelity's FBTC: $65 million 🔸Bitwise's Spot ETF: $30 million 🔸Grayscale's GBTC: $10 million 🔸WisdomTree's BTCW: $5 million Over the past six days, 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs have collectively amassed over $1.18 billion in net inflows, bringing the total to $12.87 billion since the beginning of the year. 🔹Bitcoin Price Surge This influx of investment coincides with a significant surge in Bitcoin’s price, which has increased by 6.35% in the last 24 hours, breaking past the $71,000 mark. Such price movements further fuel investor enthusiasm and confidence in Bitcoin as a valuable asset. Ethereum ETF Approval on the Horizon Adding to the excitement, Bloomberg analysts have raised the probability of the SEC approving spot Ethereum ETFs from 25% to 75%. This potential approval is expected to draw even more interest to the cryptocurrency market, bolstering investor confidence and potentially leading to further inflows into cryptocurrency ETFs. 🔹Market Impact The continuous inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and the rising approval odds for Ethereum ETFs reflect a broader acceptance and trust in cryptocurrency investment products. As investor interest grows, the market is likely to see sustained growth and innovation in cryptocurrency-based financial instruments. #ETH #ETHETFS #btc70k #BTC #buythedip
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In the 1970s, sci-fi writer J.G. Ballard predicted conversational AI like ChatGPT. ⚡🤯 In the 1960s and 1970s, British science fiction writer J.G. Ballard, along with his colleagues, ventured into the realm of computer-generated poetry, foreshadowing today's debates about generative AI technologies. Ballard's early experiments with computers to produce poetry highlighted the profound impact technology could have on artistic creation. His works often questioned societal norms and speculated about the future, a future that is increasingly becoming our present reality. During the 1970s, Ballard collaborated with Dr. Christopher Evans from the National Physical Laboratory to publish computer-generated poems in Ambit magazine, where Ballard was an editor. These poems, created using random word selection, pointed to a future where technology could potentially overshadow human creativity. This early form of AI-generated content laid the groundwork for more sophisticated systems we see today, like ChatGPT and Google's "Verse by Verse." In his 1961 story "Studio 5, The Stars," Ballard depicted a world where automated poetry devices made poets lazy and stifled creativity. This story was a prescient commentary on the potential downsides of technological advancement in the creative arts. The collaboration between Evans and his colleague Wilson demonstrated that computers could generate poetry by randomly selecting words, creating thousands of unique sentences with a simple program. Today’s AI applications are complex, using vast databases and advanced algorithms, but the core principles and concerns remain similar to those Ballard identified: the impact of automation on human creativity. Ballard’s work foreshadowed the future of AI in creative processes, highlighting ongoing discussions about balancing human ingenuity and artificial intelligence. As we navigate this new era of creative AI, Ballard’s insights remind us to integrate technology into our creative processes without losing the essence of what makes art uniquely human. #chatgpt #JGBallard #ai #OpenAI
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