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# Are Influencer Trading Experts Fake? US-Based TJR Exposed for Course Income Reaching $2 Million

US trading influencer ImanTrading has accused fellow trading influencer TJR of performance fabrication, over-enrolling in courses, and profiting from promoting and then dumping cryptocurrencies, which has garnered widespread attention. The video points out that TJR's trading records appear to be manually entered rather than from actual accounts, and accuses him of creating illusions through exaggerated wealth narratives and simulated account displays. These issues are similar to long-standing phenomena in Taiwan's crypto community, reminding investors to carefully assess the true capabilities of trading influencers.

Polymarket Iran Missile Prediction Sparks Journalist Death Threats, Platform Bans Users Behind Reports

Decentralized prediction market platform Polymarket has blocked multiple bettors due to death threats issued against journalist Fabian. The incident stemmed from a report about Iranian missile strikes. The threatened journalist stated that people attempted to pressure him into modifying the report to influence betting outcomes. The incident has sparked discussions about prediction market regulation, highlighting potential threats to press independence and professional ethics.

South Korea Police Agency Sets First-Ever Dark Coin Management Guidelines, Virtual Assets Compressed by Approximately 54.5 Billion Korean Won Over Past 5 Years

Korea's National Police Agency completes draft virtual asset management directive, first time including dark coin management and clarifying software wallet solutions. Over the past 5 years, virtual assets worth approximately 54.5 billion won have been seized, with police planning to select private custodian institutions. Experts recommend establishing a government-led custody system.

SEC Unveils Dual Regulatory Reform, OTC Quote Restrictions and Quarterly Reports Risk Disappearing

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed two regulatory measures: First, revising Rule 15c2-11 to apply only to equities, explicitly excluding other asset classes, which would have a positive impact on the cryptocurrency market; Second, considering the elimination of mandatory quarterly financial reports in favor of semi-annual reporting, which could reduce corporate costs but raises concerns about transparency and market volatility. Both proposals are currently under review.

US Cryptocurrency Tax Roundtable Postponed Again Due to Extreme Weather

Gate News reported that on March 17, the originally scheduled U.S. cryptocurrency tax roundtable was postponed again due to severe storms and tornado warnings. The severe weather caused widespread flight disruptions, and the two congressmen hosting the conference were also affected by flight delays and unable to arrive on time.

US SEC Proposes Amendment to Rule 15c2-11 to Exclude Crypto Assets from Scope

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposes to amend Rule 15c2-11 under the Securities Exchange Act to limit its application to equity securities, thereby clarifying brokers' regulatory obligations regarding quotations in the over-the-counter market and preventing manipulation and fraudulent conduct.