Usually, in order to tax coins, the system must be well maintained. Does this make sense? It's unfair, but it's sad to see how tax policies…

Korean Alpha EN (@korean_alpha_en), Aug 10, 2026, 06:53 UTC

Usually, in order to tax coins, the system must be well maintained. Does this make sense? It's unfair, but it's sad to see how tax policies are going in other areas as well. For example, one of the biggest concerns among securities companies these days is education tax. The education tax is a tax that is levied at an extra 1%, just like the rural tax, but the problem is that the method of calculating the tax base is a bit different. Common sense > No, MM/LP, a securities company, is a licensed and specialized business, so of course they will do a good job of offsetting profits and losses…

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