2024 Taiwanese Presidential Election

Nine Chen, the day before his concert, went from being a witness to a defendant. However, despite this, he still performed at Taipei Arena on the 25th, seemingly unaffected by the case in his entertainment career.

Recently, the Criminal Investigation Bureau discovered and comfirmed the videos that allegedly shows President Tsai Ing-wen and Vice President Lai Ching-te encouraging people to invest in cryptocurrencies.

The Kuomintang (KMT) announced yesterday the list of at-large legislative candidates; third place goes to Ju-Chun Ko 葛如鈞, who is introduced as an AI and blockchain expert on the Nationalist Party's list.

The SEC has prolonged its scrutiny of Grayscale's Ethereum Futures Trust, a decision poised to influence the trajectory of cryptocurrency Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) in the US.

The UK government has confirmed its intention to regulate the cryptocurrency industry, with plans to introduce formal legislation by 2024. The announcement, part of the government's response to a consultation paper issued earlier this year, outlines the intention to bring various cryptoasset activities under the same regulations as banks and other financial services firms. The proposed regulations include stricter rules for exchanges, custodians, and crypto lending companies, with a focus on market abuse and cryptoasset issuance and disclosures. The UK aims to position itself as a global hub for cryptoasset technology through these regulatory measures.

According to the Taiwan “Eighty-Eight Guild Hall '' money laundering case in 2022, Jasmine Yuting Zhang (張于庭), the COO of Bitgin, is currently under investigation.

In a plot twist, Taiwanese singer Nine Chen, entangled in a web of investments, now faces legal repercussions. Initially a witness, Chen now finds himself a defendant, adding an unexpected layer to his challenges. Known for his business savvy, Chen diversified into streetwear, restaurants, NFTs, escape rooms, and cyber poker. While his streetwear venture thrives with an eight-figure annual turnover, others yield mixed results.

Taiwanese singer Chen Lingjiu (陳零九) becomes a defendant in the JPEX cryptocurrency exchange investigation, amplifying the risks of celebrity endorsements in finance. The case reveals allegations of fraudulent virtual currency promotion by JPEX, leading to legal actions and underscoring the responsibility celebrities have in endorsing financial products.