#虚拟资产

Imagine that one day, because you owe some taxes, the currency in your account is directly targeted by the government. It's not frozen; rather, it goes straight into their trading account, ready for them to sell at any time.

This is not a hypothetical scenario; Cheongju in South Korea has already done this.

Since 2021, they have seized virtual currencies from over 200 individuals, but they have not been able to liquidate them. Now the rules have changed: either you sell your currency and pay taxes, or the government will sell it for you.

This time, 161 tax delinquents are locked in, with an amount of about 1.5 billion Korean Won. In short: in the future, don't think you can use virtual assets to evade taxes.

Seeing this, I suddenly thought:

We always feel that "the currency is ours," but when it really comes to a critical moment, can we really hold on to it?

👉 If one day your city also learns from South Korea, would you still dare to confidently stock up on currency?