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Chinese Court Says That Wage Payment in USDT Is Against the Law

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Last year wasn’t a smooth ride for crypto in China, if anything, it was the opposite. Starting with prohibiting financial institutions from making any transactions in crypto to stopping domestic mining. And eventually outlawing cryptocurrencies altogether. It was clear the country did not want crypto circulating in its monetary ecosystem. Despite all of this, a recent labor dispute brought to light the existence of crypto-based transactions that go against the country&rsquo ;s law. As ruled by the Chaoyang District People’s Court in Beijing, stablecoins like USDT cannot be used for making salary payments; and workers are to be paid in the renminbi- the official currency of the nation. Buy Crypto Now Your capital is at risk. More About the Court Ruling The ruling was partly a consequence of a court case decision that involved Mr Shen- VP of a network technology firm- suing his employers for paying him in USDT. The basis for the case was that he was paid his sala...

Crypto News Summary: BitOasis Partners With Mastercard, Gate.io Signs MoU With Busan, Seba Launches Custody Platform for NFT Storage

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Source: AdobeStock / Busan Drone Get your daily, bite-sized digest of cryptoasset and blockchain-related news – investigating the stories flying under the radar of today&rsquo ;s crypto news. __________ Payments news Crypto platform BitOasis and payments giant Mastercard have partnered to launch a series of crypto card programs in the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region, which will facilitate day-to-day usage of crypto at points of sale and across e-commerce platforms, said the press release. BitOasis customers will be able to convert their crypto holdings to fiat allowing them to shop and pay at more than 90 million merchant locations globally, it added. The first BitOasis cards are expected to launch in early 2023 in markets with regulatory approvals. Exchange news Gate.io announced the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the South Korean city of Busan. The press release said that the agreement entails the cooperation between Gat...

South Korea’s Biggest Exchanges Pen Crypto Crime-fighting Deal with Police

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Source: Paegag/Adobe The five biggest crypto exchanges in South Korea have signed a “crypto crime-fighting” MOU deal with the nation’s police force – and will work with officers fighting crypto-powered money launderers and crypto scam artists. According to Fn News, the exchanges – the market-leading Upbit and Bithumb, as well as Korbit, Coinone, and Gopax – have agreed to work with police investigations into “crimes related to virtual assets” and “prevent damage” to investors. The police explained that the rate of crime &ldquo ;in the investment sector” was now on the rise and spoke of a fast-developing crypto and stock investment “craze.” Upbit trading volumes. (Source: CoinGecko) Officers also noted that the size of the domestic crypto market is continuing to rise – although the past few months have seen a slowdown with the onset of the bear market. But, they noted, more and more S...