Ich bin so alt, dass ich mich daran erinnern kann, dass bei einer Lüge erwischt zu werden, für ein Rücktrittsgrund für ein Staats- und Regierungsamt war.
Dass es das nicht mehr ist, untergräbt das Vertrauen in die Politik fast mehr als alles andere.

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I'm old enough to remember when being caught lying was grounds for resignation from a state or government office.

The fact that it no longer is undermines trust in politics almost more than anything else.

He used his badge to intimidate rivals of the self-titled crypto “Godfather." Now he's headed to prison for more than five years.

Sheriff's Deputy Sentenced for Extorting Rivals of Self-Styled Crypto 'Godfather'

Last summer, the Tax Court made a landmark ruling, determining that it was justified to levy a Korean corporate tax on domestic blockchain companies that had established subsidiaries overseas. This decision affirmed that the tax standard was not based on the place of incorporation, but on the actual place of business operations. If actual operations took place in Seoul, then regardless of the registered address, the company was considered a Korean enterprise. The industry reacted with surprise, but this decision was actually foreshadowed. Because it was merely a change of name; the entity never truly left.

Establishing subsidiaries overseas has long been a publicly known workaround in the industry. This is to circumvent domestic regulations and provide legal justification for token issuance...

[TokenPost Column] Simply changing the signboard is not a true escape.

Ether jumped 13%, XRP surged 11%, and solana gained 9.7% over seven days as $767 million in ETF inflows and ceasefire speculation fueled the broadest rally since before the war.