Japan was one of the first countries in Asia to embrace and regulate the crypto industry from a policy level. Former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida raised the banner of the "Web3 National Strategy," vowing to make Japan the Web3 lighthouse of Asia. Years have passed, and this country, which once experienced growing pains in the crypto field but embraced it early on, has now reached what stage in the Web3 world?
【Table of Contents】 00:00 Opening 00:30 Why: Why did Japan invest such immense effort in Crypto? A historical review (Mt. Gox) 03:07 How: Policy promotion/Legislative regulation/Tax reform/Talent introduction 06:06 Now: The contradictions in Japan
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The discussion about $H was quite hot a couple of days ago, so a video is quickly being released. @Humanityprot What exactly is this project about?
A couple of days ago, it was just announced that they are collaborating with Mastercard to embed open finance into a palm print scanning identity recognition system, it sounds very impressive——
In this episode, let's talk about information privacy, how do you verify that you are you? $H
A saying circulates among Korean workers: I have two pieces of paper in my pocket, one is a lottery ticket, and the other is a resignation letter. In 2025, the total number of users on South Korean virtual asset exchanges has exceeded 16 million, almost accounting for one-third of the total population. The prices of cryptocurrencies here have long maintained a 'kimchi premium,' and the trading volume of the Korean won (KRW) has consistently ranked among the top three globally, even surpassing the US dollar at one point. With the catastrophic collapse of Luna/Terra, this is not only the catnip for Koreans but also a reflection of the majority of young people today.
So what is the South Korean market like? Follow JY to Seoul to find out — ——————————————————————————— 【Table of Contents】 00:00 Opening 01:27 Review of Korean history, why are young Koreans so anxious? 04:17 'Kimchi premium' What is different about the Korean crypto ecosystem? 07:52 The legacy of Luna: from frenzy to regulatory awakening 10:34 Reflection of young people: adventure
$KITE Before takeoff, someone said I bought at the top of the mountain, why is it green when I land, happy.
Although many people said a few days ago that they were taking advantage of the 402 concept, in fact, the sentiment in this market is overwhelmingly positive, and the overall performance has been pretty good since the launch of BN and OK contracts.
What are you panicking about? Behind it is Coinbase's strong support.
BTW, the discussion feature in Binance Square is really useful, the user "liquidity is very adequate", even surpassing X. Easy to use, love to use.
If CZ can be pardoned, there is a chance to pardon SBF A few days ago, SBF started saying he was persecuted by Biden Seeing that it has already risen, it feels like smart money has entered
Personally, I create a term for it called 'Pardon Narrative' Forget it, give it a shot $FTT
Today I was still chatting with friends about which of the two viewpoints to hold: "This round of the bull market has ended" and "This round of the bull market is different from previous years, it may take some time to slowly fluctuate."
Personally, I feel it's the latter, as institutional holdings are increasing, and there won't be many opportunities for a significant drop or halving, especially for BTC and ETH.
But it seems like the altcoin season is not about to come?
I don't know why, but I have a feeling that the bull market is coming to an end. This is the last chance of this round, especially in Q4. BTC-ETH-Layer1-altcoins, it's always in this order. The emotions of the crowd can easily be stirred.
When BTC rises to a certain level, the capital should flow to the altcoins. So suddenly, I lost the desire to go out, didn't go to 2049 (even though I booked a flight to London in early November, I still bought WiFi for the whole trip...)