0918-Daily Crypto News!

· A girl tries to live in China for 21 days with 0.21 bitcoin

According to the bitcoinexchangeguide news, a series of documentary “21 Days Digital Survival Challenge” has been broadcast, telling a Chinese bitcoin fanatic trying to survive with only 0.21 bitcoins (about $1,300) without any help or donation. 21 days. When a girl is traveling, she only needs Bitcoin trading on her mobile phone to get food, housing and other basic necessities without anything.

· The Aragonese Government of Spain uses blockchain technology in public administration

According to the cointelegraph, the Aragonese region of northeastern Spain will be the first autonomous region in the country to apply blockchain technology to public administration. Fernando Gimeno, financial and public administration adviser to the Aragon government, signed a contract with the blockchain ecosystem, Alastria, which consists of more than 274 entities, including companies and institutions that create blockchain-based tools based on the Spanish and EU legal frameworks. . Through cooperation, Aragon will be the first Spanish autonomous community to provide blockchain services at the state level.

· Binance’s Singapore legal currency trading platform will open an invitation to test today

Binance exchange’s Singapore legal currency transaction will open a three-day inviting beta today, marking the official entry of Binance into the legal currency trading.

· The Ukrainian parliament plans to impose a 5% cryptocurrency tax on its residents

According to Coindesk, the Ukrainian parliament intends to impose a 5% cryptocurrency tax on its residents (individuals and commercial entities), which must be reported separately from other income. If the bill is passed, the cryptocurrency tax of the commercial entity will increase to 18% from January 1, 2024. In addition, the bill also proposes to define the cryptocurrency concept of ETH coin in the national tax law as “a symbolic form of virtual assets as a means of exchange or value storage” and define virtual assets as “distributed books on digital records”. A form of transaction that can be used as a medium of exchange, a unit of account, or a storage medium for value.

· Some cryptocurrency exchanges in India still support the Indian rupee to purchase cryptocurrency

According to the Bitcoin exchange guide, some Indian cryptocurrency exchanges still support the use of rupee to purchase cryptocurrencies such as Litecoin after the ban on cryptocurrency is implemented by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). In July of this year (2018), the RBI imposed a ban on financial institutions to provide services for cryptocurrency exchanges, and users could not use the Indian Rupee to make top-up withdrawals.