A post by @WuBlockchain on X.
Asia’s weekly TOP10 crypto news: PBOC to Probe Solana’s Lujiazui Ad Campaign, South Korea Pushes Crypto Gains Tax to 2029, Bank of Russia Opens BTC, ETH and USDT to Retail Investors, Hong Kong to License Crypto Custody Services.
@WuBlockchain on X
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China’s central bank is investigating Solana’s Lujiazui advertising campaign, while South Korea has delayed its crypto gains tax to 2029 and the Bank of Russia has opened bitcoin, ether and USDT to retail investors. Hong Kong separately moved to license crypto custody services. The measures matter because they signal tighter advertising scrutiny in mainland China alongside easier retail access in Russia and a longer tax reprieve in South Korea. Watch for the PBOC probe’s outcome, Hong Kong custody licensing details and take-up of Russian retail crypto access.
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