# Aleo

#ALEO The United States imposes a 1% remittance tax on certain cross-border transfers. Summary generated by AI: Starting January 1, 2026, the United States will levy a 1% tax on certain cross-border remittances, applicable to transactions paid with cash or other "physical payment tools." Transfers via bank accounts or cards are generally not subject to this tax. Cryptocurrency and stablecoin transfers also seem to be unaffected by this tax, but the specifics are yet to be confirmed. Odaily Planet Daily reported that on January 1, 2026, the new tax measures targeting certain cross-border remitt

#ALEO trading volume is decreasing more and more, is it close to death?

#ALEO Alu General Validator has decreased by one, and the founding team has exited to cut losses!😭😭😭

#ALEO Return to the aleo founding team during the holiday😁

Happy New Year🙂

#ALEO Happy New Year!

#ALEO The one who talked about greed, are you doing okay?

#ALEO If you persist, you will die even worse, and waste is tired

#ALEO International gold and silver both saw their largest annual gains since 1979, with gold rising over 64% and silver over 147% in cumulative gains. This summary is generated by AI. In 2023, international gold and silver experienced their biggest annual increase since 1979. COMEX gold and silver futures declined respectively, while spot gold and silver also saw slight pullbacks, despite good performance in December and into 2025. PANews January 1 report, according to Caixin, states that international gold and silver both achieved their largest annual gains since 1979. COMEX gold futures fel

#ALEO The US 2026 Cryptocurrency Regulatory Landscape May Face a Turning Point as SEC and CFTC Deepen Collaboration
Odaily Planet Daily Report — As the Trump administration enters its second year, the US cryptocurrency regulatory landscape is undergoing significant changes. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is pushing a more aggressive crypto regulation agenda, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is playing an increasingly central role in crypto asset oversight. The previous "regulatory turf war" between the two agencies appears to be easing. According to report