Over 30 blockchain communities signed a memorandum against fraud and money laundering, and the Taiwan Blockchain University Alliance held an education forum in the Legislative Yuan.
The Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance successfully held the 'dEDUCon: Member Assembly and Block Chain Education Forum' at the Legislative Yuan this week, and summarized the highlights of the event. (Background: [Web 3.0 ON AIR] The official launch of the Block Chain Career Forum) (Background supplement: Lawyer Shang Lun's special article》How are Taiwan's encryption assets taxed? Answering 5 major questions in the crypto world and distinguishing between the current tax system and the future) This article is a press release written and provided by the Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance, and does not represent the position of the Motion Zone. The Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance successfully held the 'dEDUCon: Member Assembly and Block Chain Education Forum' at the Legislative Yuan on December 10. Focusing on block chain technology and education, it also emphasizes how to use the power of education to solve global challenges such as virtual asset money laundering and fraud brought about by emerging technologies. The guests included legislators Ke Ju-Jun, Huang Shan-Shan, Wu Ying-Jian, Director of the Information and Technology Education Department of the Ministry of Education, Cai Yu-Ling, Chairperson of the Asia Financial Technology Alliance, Zheng Guang-Tai, Chairman of the Virtual Currency Business Association of the Republic of China, as well as representatives from Taiwan's industry, government, academia, public associations, and the Taipei City, New Taipei City governments, and the American Institute in Taiwan. The guests witnessed the signing of the 'Block Chain Anti-Fraud Anti-Money Laundering Education Memorandum' by more than 30 block chain societies from all over Taiwan, emphasizing that technology is neutral, but through education, starting from nurturing seeds on campus, education empowers technology to achieve positive applications. Peng Shao-Fu, Chairman of the Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance, pointed out that Taiwan has the world's best block chain talent and engineers, and a relatively friendly development environment. Under the efforts of various associations, it has established good communication and self-discipline mechanisms between industry, government, and academia. He emphasized that the university alliance has become the largest block chain student community in Asia, and is responsible for implementing education on emerging technologies, from basic teaching, workshops, to credit courses in cooperation with various schools, and professional study groups. Since 2019, it has successfully cultivated many newcomers in the industry, providing many technically and experientially outstanding talents for the industry. Peng Shao-Fu said that in the future, it will continue to promote the popularization of knowledge on anti-fraud and anti-money laundering, and promote its incorporation into regular courses, allowing students to grasp the concept of fraud detection and risk while learning. Proper education is the best means of preventing fraud. If Taiwan can popularize technology education and financial literacy education, it will effectively reduce the number and amount of fraud victims, as well as reduce the burden on investigative and judicial agencies. Legislator Ke Ju-Jun pointed out in his speech: Block chain will gradually be accepted by society, enterprises, and even governments of various countries. It is neutral but may be misused. How to balance technological development from an educational perspective is the focus that we need to follow. Legislator Huang Shan-Shan stated that her mission is to guide technology to become a positive force in the government, rather than evade or ignore its existence, and called for the combination of education and policy to guide technology to create value for society. Wu Ying-Jian, Director of the Ministry of Education, believes that Taiwan has truly reached a knowledge-based economy. Real experts do not necessarily come from schools. The knowledge and experience produced by the community have different characteristics from the knowledge of the school. In order to solve new technological problems, both sides must continue to innovate and cooperate. Cai Yu-Ling, Chairperson of the Asia Financial Technology Alliance, analyzed the development potential of block chain from an international perspective and shared that the proportion of discussions on block chain technology at international forums is increasing, especially in the applications of payments, finance, and asset allocation. She pointed out that Taiwan will be able to play an important role in the global stage of block chain and financial technology, which depends on the concerted efforts of industry, government, academia, and all sectors, especially the popularization and deepening of basic education and professional education; Zheng Guang-Tai, Chairman of the Virtual Currency Business Association of the Republic of China, also emphasized that education is not only a medium for technology transmission, but also an important bridge to realize social value. At the education forum, the event invited Director Prosecutor Luo Wei-Yuan from the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office, Director Xu Pei-Ling from the Financial Technology Institute of the Cathay Financial Management School, Professor Liao Shi-Wei from the Department of Information Engineering at National Taiwan University, Vice President Chen Yi-Ling of BitTrue Group, Founder Lin Bo-Cheng of XueDAO, Chairperson Jian Shu-Yong of the Taiwan Virtual Asset Anti-Money Laundering Association, and official Xun You of ChainNews to share experiences on the topic of virtual asset anti-fraud and anti-money laundering, as well as block chain education. Prosecutor Luo Wei-Yuan shared the latest case examples of virtual asset-related fraud and pointed out that criminals quickly transfer funds overseas through exchanges by taking advantage of victims' lack of knowledge about virtual currency. International cooperation and public-private collaboration are key to investigating such cases. Professor Xu Pei-Ling proposed that education on anti-fraud and anti-money laundering should be included in regular courses, and financial literacy education should be extended to block chain technology and virtual assets, allowing students to gradually acquire the ability to identify the risks of fraud. Professor Liao Shi-Wei reviewed the design of the block chain course at National Taiwan University, believing that it should be combined with practical exercises in the classroom, such as teaching students how to set up wallets and operate smart contracts, combining theory with practice. However, education should not only teach technology, but also emphasize risk management and legal compliance. Vice President Chen Yi-Ling also shared BitTrue Group's experience in offline education, especially designing simple and understandable courses for the middle-aged and elderly, teaching how to identify wallet and transaction security, and incorporating friendly reminders in product design to enhance user experience and security. The participants in this forum included student societies and community representatives from all over Taiwan, who not only jointly signed the 'Block Chain Anti-Fraud Anti-Money Laundering Education Memorandum', but also actively participated in sharing and discussions. The participants unanimously believe that only with education as the foundation can technology be guided towards positive applications, creating more profound value for society. Related reports: Lawyer Shang Lun's special article》How are Taiwan's encryption assets taxed? Answering 5 major questions in the crypto world and distinguishing between the current tax system and the future Taiwan FSC opens 'financial industry custody of BTC': 5 banks have expressed interest, and will accept applications from New Year's Day Sui Mover Block Chain Developer Community debuts in Taipei, promoting the development of the Chinese Sui ecosystem This article was first published in Motion Zone BlockTempo 'Motion Zone Trend - The most influential block chain news media'.
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Over 30 blockchain communities signed a memorandum against fraud and money laundering, and the Taiwan Blockchain University Alliance held an education forum in the Legislative Yuan.
The Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance successfully held the 'dEDUCon: Member Assembly and Block Chain Education Forum' at the Legislative Yuan this week, and summarized the highlights of the event. (Background: [Web 3.0 ON AIR] The official launch of the Block Chain Career Forum) (Background supplement: Lawyer Shang Lun's special article》How are Taiwan's encryption assets taxed? Answering 5 major questions in the crypto world and distinguishing between the current tax system and the future) This article is a press release written and provided by the Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance, and does not represent the position of the Motion Zone. The Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance successfully held the 'dEDUCon: Member Assembly and Block Chain Education Forum' at the Legislative Yuan on December 10. Focusing on block chain technology and education, it also emphasizes how to use the power of education to solve global challenges such as virtual asset money laundering and fraud brought about by emerging technologies. The guests included legislators Ke Ju-Jun, Huang Shan-Shan, Wu Ying-Jian, Director of the Information and Technology Education Department of the Ministry of Education, Cai Yu-Ling, Chairperson of the Asia Financial Technology Alliance, Zheng Guang-Tai, Chairman of the Virtual Currency Business Association of the Republic of China, as well as representatives from Taiwan's industry, government, academia, public associations, and the Taipei City, New Taipei City governments, and the American Institute in Taiwan. The guests witnessed the signing of the 'Block Chain Anti-Fraud Anti-Money Laundering Education Memorandum' by more than 30 block chain societies from all over Taiwan, emphasizing that technology is neutral, but through education, starting from nurturing seeds on campus, education empowers technology to achieve positive applications. Peng Shao-Fu, Chairman of the Taiwan Block Chain University Alliance, pointed out that Taiwan has the world's best block chain talent and engineers, and a relatively friendly development environment. Under the efforts of various associations, it has established good communication and self-discipline mechanisms between industry, government, and academia. He emphasized that the university alliance has become the largest block chain student community in Asia, and is responsible for implementing education on emerging technologies, from basic teaching, workshops, to credit courses in cooperation with various schools, and professional study groups. Since 2019, it has successfully cultivated many newcomers in the industry, providing many technically and experientially outstanding talents for the industry. Peng Shao-Fu said that in the future, it will continue to promote the popularization of knowledge on anti-fraud and anti-money laundering, and promote its incorporation into regular courses, allowing students to grasp the concept of fraud detection and risk while learning. Proper education is the best means of preventing fraud. If Taiwan can popularize technology education and financial literacy education, it will effectively reduce the number and amount of fraud victims, as well as reduce the burden on investigative and judicial agencies. Legislator Ke Ju-Jun pointed out in his speech: Block chain will gradually be accepted by society, enterprises, and even governments of various countries. It is neutral but may be misused. How to balance technological development from an educational perspective is the focus that we need to follow. Legislator Huang Shan-Shan stated that her mission is to guide technology to become a positive force in the government, rather than evade or ignore its existence, and called for the combination of education and policy to guide technology to create value for society. Wu Ying-Jian, Director of the Ministry of Education, believes that Taiwan has truly reached a knowledge-based economy. Real experts do not necessarily come from schools. The knowledge and experience produced by the community have different characteristics from the knowledge of the school. In order to solve new technological problems, both sides must continue to innovate and cooperate. Cai Yu-Ling, Chairperson of the Asia Financial Technology Alliance, analyzed the development potential of block chain from an international perspective and shared that the proportion of discussions on block chain technology at international forums is increasing, especially in the applications of payments, finance, and asset allocation. She pointed out that Taiwan will be able to play an important role in the global stage of block chain and financial technology, which depends on the concerted efforts of industry, government, academia, and all sectors, especially the popularization and deepening of basic education and professional education; Zheng Guang-Tai, Chairman of the Virtual Currency Business Association of the Republic of China, also emphasized that education is not only a medium for technology transmission, but also an important bridge to realize social value. At the education forum, the event invited Director Prosecutor Luo Wei-Yuan from the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office, Director Xu Pei-Ling from the Financial Technology Institute of the Cathay Financial Management School, Professor Liao Shi-Wei from the Department of Information Engineering at National Taiwan University, Vice President Chen Yi-Ling of BitTrue Group, Founder Lin Bo-Cheng of XueDAO, Chairperson Jian Shu-Yong of the Taiwan Virtual Asset Anti-Money Laundering Association, and official Xun You of ChainNews to share experiences on the topic of virtual asset anti-fraud and anti-money laundering, as well as block chain education. Prosecutor Luo Wei-Yuan shared the latest case examples of virtual asset-related fraud and pointed out that criminals quickly transfer funds overseas through exchanges by taking advantage of victims' lack of knowledge about virtual currency. International cooperation and public-private collaboration are key to investigating such cases. Professor Xu Pei-Ling proposed that education on anti-fraud and anti-money laundering should be included in regular courses, and financial literacy education should be extended to block chain technology and virtual assets, allowing students to gradually acquire the ability to identify the risks of fraud. Professor Liao Shi-Wei reviewed the design of the block chain course at National Taiwan University, believing that it should be combined with practical exercises in the classroom, such as teaching students how to set up wallets and operate smart contracts, combining theory with practice. However, education should not only teach technology, but also emphasize risk management and legal compliance. Vice President Chen Yi-Ling also shared BitTrue Group's experience in offline education, especially designing simple and understandable courses for the middle-aged and elderly, teaching how to identify wallet and transaction security, and incorporating friendly reminders in product design to enhance user experience and security. The participants in this forum included student societies and community representatives from all over Taiwan, who not only jointly signed the 'Block Chain Anti-Fraud Anti-Money Laundering Education Memorandum', but also actively participated in sharing and discussions. The participants unanimously believe that only with education as the foundation can technology be guided towards positive applications, creating more profound value for society. Related reports: Lawyer Shang Lun's special article》How are Taiwan's encryption assets taxed? Answering 5 major questions in the crypto world and distinguishing between the current tax system and the future Taiwan FSC opens 'financial industry custody of BTC': 5 banks have expressed interest, and will accept applications from New Year's Day Sui Mover Block Chain Developer Community debuts in Taipei, promoting the development of the Chinese Sui ecosystem This article was first published in Motion Zone BlockTempo 'Motion Zone Trend - The most influential block chain news media'.