Additional note:


The Virtual Asset Services Act (often referred to as the Virtual Asset Services Act in international reporting) is Taiwan’s national-level, official special law enacted for the cryptocurrency and digital asset industry.

Additional note:
The VA market refers to the “Virtual Asset Market.” In Taiwan’s regulations and everyday financial slang, “virtual assets (VA)” is the official legal term used to collectively refer to cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and various on-chain tokenized assets.

ex:
Virtual currencies and meme coins (mainstream cryptocurrencies): such as Bitcoin and Ethereum that everyone is familiar with, or various retail-driven meme coins.
Stablecoins (Stablecoin): such as USDT and USDC. In modern finance, they play the role of a “near-currency,” serving as the backbone for cross-border payments, international trade, and on-chain fund flow management.
Tokenized assets (RWA / Tokenization): converting real-world assets (such as U.S. Treasuries, stocks, and real estate) into “tokenized ownership rights” on-chain.
BTC-0.05%
ETH-0.09%
RWA-1.58%
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