| South Korean giant Kakao will launch an encrypted wallet in the second half of the year; the US SEC delays the decision on the Bitcoin ETF proposal

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South Korean Internet giant Kakao will officially launch the encrypted wallet Klip in the second half of this year. On August 12, Kakaotalk released the preview page of Klip, through which users can store and manage the kakao token klay. According to the analysis, Klip will also support the cryptocurrency issued by the blockchain platform klaytn. (New1)
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According to today’s news from the Qingshen County Public Security Bureau of Sichuan Province, Diao Moumou, the main person in charge of the BHB fund project in the name of blockchain and virtual currency, has been criminally detained by the Qingshen County Public Security Bureau, and the case is under further investigation. It is reported that BHB carried out publicity in the WeChat group on December 2, 2018, raising funds by pulling people's heads, claiming that the initial investment was 8,000 yuan, and the daily dividend was 1.3%. But on February 12 this year, the platform locked the BHB of all users, stopped all withdrawal operations, and the company was also deregistered. The person in charge of the project not only used the issuance of BHB to swindle money, but also set up four other virtual currency funds named Spinach, Quantitative, Sword Fund, and Xiaomiquan Futures. (31QU)
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Thai blockchain remittance company Velo plans to enter Southeast Asian market
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US SEC Delays Decision on 3 Bitcoin ETF Proposals Until Fall
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US SEC Delays Decision on 3 Bitcoin ETF Proposals Until Fall
US SEC Delays Decision on 3 Bitcoin ETF Proposals Until Fall
New Zealand Inland Revenue: Earning income from Bitcoin is legal and subject to tax
New Zealand Inland Revenue: Earning income from Bitcoin is legal and subject to tax
New Zealand tax authorities have ruled that cryptocurrency income is legal and provided guidance on how to accurately tax it. In a tax information bulletin issued on 7 August, the New Zealand Inland Revenue summarized the provisions of the public ruling under section 91D of the country's Tax Administration Act 1994. Cryptocurrencies must be "like money" to be taxed. (Cointelegraph)
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