Last week, cable television operator Da Feng Dian (6184) announced that it would list Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset, leading to a stock price increase of over 20%. However, in recent days, the stock price has significantly pulled back, almost returning to the starting point. (Background: The first Bitcoin reserve company in Taiwan has emerged! Will Da Da Broadband / Da Feng Dian become the Taiwanese version of MicroStrategy?) (Supplementary background: The Taiwanese community has reported deposit disasters, with multiple exchanges failing to process withdrawals and SNS urging "avoid using Taiwanese exchanges") Just a week ago (on the evening of the 13th), the board of directors of Da Feng Dian (6184) decided to include Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset. Although the company has not clearly stated the timing and amount of Bitcoin purchases, the next day when the Taiwan stock market opened, Da Feng Dian enjoyed a limit-up, reaching 61.7 TWD on the 15th, marking a nearly ten-year stock price high. However, selling pressure quickly emerged, coupled with the recent price pullback of Bitcoin.

This article is sourced from an article written by 菠菜菠菜, organized, translated, and authored by ForesightNews. (Background: The Taiwanese community has reported a deposit disaster, with many exchanges silent on withdrawals, and SNS calling for a "boycott of Taiwanese exchanges") (Supplementary background: Single digits! There are now "8 remaining" virtual currency service providers in Taiwan, and the competition among crypto oligopolies has begun) This is the state of crypto regulation in 2025: an expensive game that all participants know is a joke, but have to continue performing. Recently, 菠菜 read the latest briefing paper published by the bank for international settlements (BIS) — "AML Compliance Scheme for Crypto Assets" [1]. As the central bank of central banks, every report from BIS serves as a barometer for financial regulation in various countries. So when I saw the title, my first reaction was: finally, has someone come up with a clever way to regulate crypto assets? However, after reading the full text, I realized.