South Korea Plans Tax Perks for Blockchain Startups
Credits: Coindesk.com
Keep your eyes on what Asia is doing because the crypto regulations in Asia are breaking down slowly.
We getting towards the cliff, we are moving towards the cliff. When the floodgates will open, the question is, will you be prepared?
South Korea is doing it again, but why would they do that? Why would they begin to do something like this?
So if Korea wants to be an innovative country, then they're going to incentivize tax breaks for companies looking in the blockchain which sounds like a great idea.
Looks like 2018 is going to be the year where regulation begins to break down, not in a bad way but in a good way allowing investors, speculators, operators, innovators, technologists, entrepreneurs to get deeper in the cryptocurrency game, this is a win for us guys.
So probably 2019 is going to be the culmination of all the grind that we've done in 2018, which means Bitcoin will grow, cryptocurrency will grow.
Forget the FUD that you think you've heard, the FUD don't matter, governments, companies, industries alike are getting deeper into that blockchain tech.
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