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South Korea Confirms 22% Tax on Crypto Gains Starting in 2027

South Korea will begin taxing cryptocurrency gains at a combined rate of 22% starting January 1, 2027, after the Ministry

An editorial photograph captured at dusk looking from a balcony into a high-rise condominium unit in Mandaluyong City. Inside the brightly lit room, Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) agents wearing tactical vests examine numerous desktop computers and stacked laptops, with several arrested suspects handcuffed in the background. Outside, the sprawling Manila skyline is illuminated under a twilight sky. The perspective is a wide shot framing the law enforcement operation against the urban backdrop.

Philippines’ NBI arrests 15 in Mandaluyong crypto investment scam bust, seizes devices

MANILA — The Philippines’ National Bureau of Investigation arrested 15 people in Mandaluyong City in connection with an alleged cryptocurrency

$A high-end editorial, wide-angle photograph capturing a conceptual hybrid scene outside a modern corporate plaza at dusk, inspired by global financial publications like Bloomberg. On the left, a man wearing a casual blazer and a backpack represents an individual crypto investor; he stands in profile, securely holding a smartphone showing a domestic crypto application and a physical coin featuring the Brazilian flag, illustrating that personal crypto holdings remain unaffected. In the center, a large, transparent, high-tech glass partition serves as a conceptual barrier. Passing through this glass pane, glowing digital data streams labeled "BTC" and "USDT"—symbolizing cross-border crypto payments—are shown dramatically fracturing and disintegrating into a pile of broken physical coins at its base, visually representing the Central Bank’s strict crackdown on corporate fintech payment rails. To the right, on the opposite side of the glass barrier, two corporate professionals in formal attire stand in front of a sleek, illuminated office building. One looks on thoughtfully while the other points toward the fracturing data streams, symbolizing the regulated fintech sector adjusting to the new financial restrictions. The scene is finished with sharp, cinematic realism, featuring dramatic artificial lighting, deep shadows, and cool teal and green reflections across the damp plaza floor.$

Philippines’ NBI arrests 15 in Mandaluyong crypto investment scam bust, seizes devices

Brazil Central Bank Cracks Down on Crypto in Cross-Border Payments, Sparing Personal Holdings

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