ChainCatcher 消息，据 The Block 报道，台湾立法议员 Huang Shan-shan 于 4 月 1 日举办有关加密货币特别法草案的公开听证会，该议员表示，她计划很快正式提出并提交该法案进行一读，并希望该法律在今年年底前颁布。与此同时，台湾金融监管机构于上周正式公布了《虚拟资产服务法》草案，金融监督委员会目前正在征求公众对该法案草案的反馈意见，截止日期为 5 月 24 日，并计划在 6 月底前将法案草案提交给内阁行政院进行审查。 该法案的两个版本都试图要求所有在台湾运营的加密平台申请许可证，海外加密服务提供商也将被要求在台湾设立实体并获得相关许可证。多位业内人士周二在讨论加密货币特别法草案的公开听证会上表示，拟议的加密法案将大幅增加加密公司的合规成本。

ChainCatcher 消息，据 The Block 报道，台湾立法议员 Huang Shan-shan 于 4 月 1 日举办有关加密货币特别法草案的公开听证会，该议员表示，她计划很快正式提出并提交该法案进行一读，并希望该法律在今年年底前颁布。与此同时，台湾金融监管机构于上周正式公布了《虚拟资产服务法》草案，金融监督委员会目前正在征求公众对该法案草案的反馈意见，截止日期为 5 月 24 日，并计划在 6 月底前将法案草案提交给内阁行政院进行审查。该法案的两个版本都试图要求所有在台湾运营的加密平台申请许可证，海外加密服务提供商也将被要求在台湾设立实体并获得相关许可证。多位业内人士周二在讨论加密货币特别法草案的公开听证会上表示，拟议的加密法案将大幅增加加密公司的合规成本。

台湾议员与监管机构分别推进加密法案，均要求所有平台申请许可证

According to <ChainCatcher> news, as reported by <The Block>, Taiwanese legislator Huang Shan-shan held a public hearing on the draft cryptocurrency special law on April 1st. The legislator stated that she plans to formally propose and submit the bill for its first reading soon and hopes the law will be enacted by the end of this year. Meanwhile, Taiwan's financial regulatory authority officially published the draft Virtual Asset Services Act last week. The Financial Supervisory Commission is currently seeking public feedback on the draft law, with the deadline set for May 24th, and plans to submit the draft bill to the Executive Yuan cabinet for review by the end of June. Both versions of the bill aim to require all cryptocurrency platforms operating in Taiwan to apply for licenses, with overseas crypto service providers also being required to establish a physical presence in Taiwan and obtain relevant permits. Multiple industry professionals at Tuesday's public hearing on the draft cryptocurrency special law indicated that the proposed crypto legislation would significantly increase compliance costs for crypto companies.

According to ChainCatcher and The Block, Taiwanese legislator Huang Shan-shan held a public hearing on the draft cryptocurrency special law on April 1st. She stated that she plans to formally submit the bill for its first reading soon and hopes the law will be enacted by the end of this year. Meanwhile, Taiwan's financial regulatory authority officially published the draft Virtual Asset Services Law last week. The Financial Supervisory Commission is currently seeking public feedback on the draft law, with the deadline set for May 24th, and plans to submit the draft bill to the Executive Yuan for review by the end of June.Both versions of the bill aim to require all cryptocurrency platforms operating in Taiwan to apply for licenses, with overseas crypto service providers also being required to establish a physical presence in Taiwan and obtain relevant permits. Multiple industry professionals at Tuesday's public hearing on the draft cryptocurrency special law noted that the proposed crypto legislation would significantly increase compliance costs for crypto companies.

Taiwan lawmakers and regulators separately advance crypto bills, both requiring all platforms to apply for licenses

In the tumultuous smoke of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, Bitcoin has rewritten the narrative logic of traditional financial markets through an epic comeback. At 9:00 AM Beijing time on April 23rd, Bitcoin's price broke through $93,000, with a 7% increase within 24 hours, reaching a new high since March 7th. This breakthrough not only caused short sellers to be liquidated for $618 million in a single day but also reduced Bitcoin's 30-day correlation with US stocks to 0.65, the lowest level since 2023. Against the backdrop of the Nasdaq index plummeting 16% this year, Bitcoin has only pulled back 6%, gradually reshaping its market positioning as "digital gold"...

Bull market returns quickly? Bitcoin breaks through $93,900, why is the market soaring?

Here's the translation:

Sorting out the timeline, arranged according to Beijing time:
- 11:59 (early morning): Bessent came out saying that the current situation is unsustainable and will cool down (de-escalation) with China soon; Chinese concept stocks surged + gold slightly dropped + Nasdaq rose + BTC didn't move much.
- In between, there was a small interlude where Politico said that completing negotiations might take several months. Then the White House jumped out again (seemingly trying to maintain some positivity)
- Around 5:17 (after market hours), Trump said, I did not...

The stock market and the cryptocurrency market soared across the board. What happened last night?

Once Bitcoin breaks through the historical high point of $110,000, it is likely to surge.

Written by: Arthur Hayes, BitMEX Founder
Translated by: AIMan@Jinse Finance

For me, the Hokkaido ski season ended in mid-March this year. However, the lessons learned from the mountain can still be applied to President Trump's "tariff rage". Every day is different, with too many variables interacting - no one knows which snowflake or which turn of a ski board will trigger an avalanche. The best we can do is estimate the probability of an avalanche. A more accurate way to assess the slope...

Taiwan lawmakers and regulators separately advance crypto bills, both requiring all platforms to apply for licenses

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