According to ChainCatcher, Taiwan is becoming a benchmark for crypto regulation in the Asia-Pacific region. The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has released a new draft regulation requiring all Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) to complete registration by the end of September. This policy marks Taiwan's transition from "self-regulated" to "rule-of-law regulation", aligning with frameworks in the EU, Japan, and other regions.

In this context, JuCoin, as a service-oriented cryptocurrency exchange, is taking the lead in Taiwan's market compliance process: formally applying for a regulatory license, building a KYC system, and committing to invest 200 million Taiwanese dollars to empower the Taiwan community.

JuCoin announces that if Taiwan users exceed 100,000, they will invest 200 million Taiwanese dollars to launch the "Taiwan Web3 Accelerator" program, specifically including developer support funds, educational inclusivity plans, node co-building incentives, and cultural IP incubation.

Since its inception in 2013, JuCoin has always adhered to its original mission of "Driven. Focused. Successful". "The Taiwan community is not just users, but ecological co-builders," emphasized JuCoin's global strategic partner, "200 million Taiwanese dollars is just the beginning; in the future, we will introduce group resources to create a 'Web3 Silicon Valley' in Taiwan."