Sat. AM-PM Seeds of Wisdom Crypto Update(s) 10-19-24

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CARDANO SET FOR PERFORMANCE BOOST: HOSKINSON BACKS PROPOSAL FOR COMPOSABILITY AND MULTI-TOKEN FEES

▪️Cardano aims to evolve with a developer proposal to address user “Intent.”
▪️Chang Hardfork and other upgrades complement Cardano’s evolution.

Charles Hoskinson, founder of the Cardano blockchain, has pledged support for a recent proposal to elevate the network’s performance. The proposal specifically focuses on introducing a tool to allow users to pay transaction fees with various tokens besides ADA.

Developer Puts Forth Key Cardano Proposal

Earlier this week, core developer Andrew Westberg proposed tackling prolonged issues on the blockchain. This proposal could alter Cardano’s approach to managing transactions and smart contracts. Westberg’s proposal revolves around the concept of intent related to Cardano’s eUTxO (Extended Unspent Transaction Output) model.

The developer explained on GitHub that many blockchain users often submit transactions without fully specifying all the details. He cited an example using market orders, where users do not specify the exact price they are willing to pay for an asset. This leaves the price open for another system to determine.

These incomplete or partial actions, often called “intents,” present challenges, especially in Cardano, which is known for its strict rules and deterministic nature. Unlike Ethereum, where smart contracts can change a transaction’s outcome during confirmation, Cardano’s protocol requires all transaction details to be disclosed upfront.

This approach ensures the predictability and security of the blockchain platform. Westberg, however, noted that it restricts flexibility, particularly in circumstances where non-determinism, the capacity to change transaction details in real-time, is desired.

Westberg proposed developing a system that allows users to express their “intent” to bridge this gap. He also proposed having the network match and fulfill these intents efficiently, whether on-chain or off-chain. This would make the process more flexible and user-friendly while maintaining the security that Cardano is known for.

In an X post, Westberg urged the protocol developers to prioritize the proposal as it gives the community composability and BabelFees.

“It allows the eUTxO model to shine and pack the hell out of transactions with tons of useful work,” Westberg added.

It is important to note that the Babel Fees feature enables users to pay transaction fees using various tokens, not just ADA. In response to Westberg’s post, Hoskinson commented, “Andrew is correct. It’s a long overdue enhancement that will massively improve Cardano.”  

His endorsement emphasizes the importance of the proposed enhancements for the protocol’s future development.

The Focus on Ecosystem Upgrades

Meanwhile, Westberg’s proposal follows several ecosystem developments implemented by  Cardano. For instance, Cardano unveiled new releases to the Hydra scaling solution in April.

CNF reported that the new version supports cardano-node v.8.9.0 and integrates the Conway block format. Hydra, Cardano’s layer 2 scaling solution, aims to increase transaction speed by offering high throughput, low latency, and the lowest costs.

Subsequently, the blockchain unveiled the Ouroboros Leios consensus mechanism and the Chang hard fork upgrade. The Ouroboros Leios upgrade, which was recently launched, helped Cardano enhance transaction efficiency and scalability, as noted by CNF. On the other hand, the Chang hard fork upgrade introduced Cardano to decentralization governance.

Overall, these advancements, including Westberg’s proposal, are anticipated to strengthen Cardano’s position as a leading blockchain platform.

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Source: Crypto News Flash 

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CRYPTO EVENTS TURN TO REGULATION AND POLITICS AS US E------N LOOMS

Some executives at crypto and blockchain firms have suggested prioritizing US congressional races over the presidential e------n.

With less than a month until the people of the United States decide who will represent them in the House of Representatives, Senate, and the Presidency, some crypto events seem to be focused on regulation and politics.

Attending the Permissionless III conference in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Ripple Swell in Miami, Florida, in October, Cointelegraph noted that many panels included takes from high-level executives on their predictions for what would happen in the November race between D------t Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump for the US presidency, and what the outcome could mean for the industry in 2025.

Whether the topics of discussion initially focused on regulation or included stablecoins or Bitcoin participants suggested that digital assets had become more of a mainstream issue in US politics in 2024 in a way never before seen.

“Every single panel is talking about regulations,” Ripple’s head of US public policy, Lauren Belive, told Cointelegraph at Swell on Oct. 16, adding:

“We’ve seen a much broader swath now of policymakers really interested in the nuances of this technology.”

The crypto industry has made several inroads in 2024 compared to the US midterms in 2022 or the 2020 e-------s. During Trump’s presidency from 2017 to 2021, he referred to Bitcoin as based on “thin air,” also calling the cryptocurrency a “scam” after leaving office. Both major party candidates have since made statements suggesting they intend to support the industry if elected.

“I do think there’s a frustration and a sense that this is technology, and technology shouldn’t be a political issue — it’s become one in the United States,” Fireblocks head of legal and compliance, Jason Allegrante, told Cointelegraph. “I think that’s why people are now being much more vocal about what the potential impact of this e------n is.”

Crypto wins regardless of the outcome?

While regulation has always been a concern for many in the industry, the number of lawmakers and policymakers willing to discuss digital assets — including at crypto-focused events — seems to be increasing.

Trump gave a keynote speech at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Several presidential candidates and lawmakers also spoke at the North American Blockchain Summit in 2023, which will resume after the US E------n on Nov. 5.

“We’re going to be starting [in 2025] with the most educated Congress we’ve ever had because we have so many first-time candidates who are coming in with positions on crypto,” Blockchain Association CEO Kristin Smith said at a Permissionless panel on Oct. 9.

Coinbase chief policy officer Faryar Shirzad added at a different panel on Oct. 11:

“Regardless of what happens in the e-------s, we will have a very significantly advanced debate around the crypto issues and a very large cohort of members of the House and the Senate […] who will now come in with brand new pro-crypto voices.”

Prediction platform Polymarket, at the time of publication, put Trump at a 60% chance of winning the US Presidency over Vice President Harris.

The Kalshi marketplace, which began allowing bets on US e-------s after winning in court against the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, put Republicans’ odds of winning control of the House, Senate, and the Presidency at 42% at the time of publication.

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Source: CoinTelegraph

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GLOBAL DEBT WILL SHATTER $100,000,000,000,000 THIS YEAR AS GOVERNMENTS PREPARE TO INCREASE SPENDING, WARNS IMF

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is sounding the alarm on skyrocketing levels of debt held by governments around the world.

In its newest Fiscal Monitor Report, the IMF says global debt is expected to surpass $100 trillion by the end of the year.

That’s up from $97 trillion a year ago, with the United States accounting for about half of the $3 trillion increase.

The IMF says government debt is expected to reach about 93% of global gross domestic product by the end of this year and will approach 100% of GDP by 2030.

The report argues countries should confront their debt risks now, while interest rate reversals give lawmakers space to implement fiscal tightening measures.

“With inflation moderating and central banks lowering policy rates, economies are better positioned now to absorb the economic effects of fiscal tightening.

Delaying would be both costly and risky, as the required correction grows as time goes by; and experience shows that high debt and lack of credible fiscal plans can trigger adverse market reaction, constraining room to maneuver in the face of turbulence.”

The report also highlights the difficulty in truly identifying all government obligations, warning debt forecasts are often overly optimistic.

The IMF says its “debt-at-risk” model suggests that in a severely adverse scenario, global public debt could surge to 115% of GDP within three years due to the potential for weaker growth amid tight financial conditions and other factors like unforeseen policy changes.

Despite the risks, the IMF says government spending is actually set to increase.

“Previous IMF research has shown that fiscal discourse across the political spectrum has increasingly tilted toward higher spending.

And countries will need to increasingly spend more to cope with aging and healthcare; with the green transition and climate adaptation; and with defense and energy security, due to growing geopolitical tensions.”

Earlier this year, the UN also called for “urgent reforms” to the international financial system to address the concerns over surging public debt, which it referred to as a “growing burden to global prosperity.”

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Source: DailyHodl

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KENYA IMPLEMENTS REAL-TIME CRYPTO TRACKING FOR BETTER TAX COMPLIANCE

▪️The KRA’s new system will integrate with crypto platforms to track real-time transactions, aiming to curb tax evasion and fraud.
▪️Kenya plans to use AI and machine learning to enhance tax compliance and recover lost revenue from the growing crypto market.

Tracking crypto transactions in real-time is something the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is doing in big measure. This action is meant to solve the rising tax losses in the nation resulting from ineffective monitoring of the developing crypto market.

Given Kenya’s crypto sector’s projected Ksh 2.4 trillion in transactions between 2021 and 2022—about 20% of the country’s GDP—a more strong tax collection mechanism becomes absolutely vital.

Real-Time Tracking for Crypto Transactions to Enhance Tax Compliance

To gather important transaction data, including the time, date, and value of every operation, the new tax system will interface with crypto markets and exchanges.

Preventing tax avoidance and making sure all income connected to cryptocurrency is taxed in line with Kenya’s Income Tax Act are the main goals of the KRA.

Though organizations like the Capital Markets Authority or the Central Bank of Kenya mostly control them, profits from cryptocurrency transactions are legally taxable.

This legislative change coincides with the growing popularity of cryptocurrency in Kenya, despite not being as common as other financial innovations like mobile money.

Mostly because digital currencies have cheaper fees and simplicity of cross-border money transfers than conventional banking systems, many people utilize them to save money, send remittances, and make overseas purchases.

But because of their distributed character, cryptocurrency have also drawn appeal to people engaged in illicit operations such as money laundering and fraud.

Apart from real-time tracking, the KRA intends to improve tax compliance using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies. These technologies will enable the authority to identify fraudulent behavior and maximize resource allocation, thereby perhaps recovering billions of tax-lost income.

The KRA has a larger reform agenda, including this technical makeover to modernize its systems and raise general tax collecting efficiency.

Simultaneously, comparable initiatives are under progress abroad. For instance, as we previously highlighted, Italy has suggested taxing crypto’s capital gains between 26% and 42%.

This action might fundamentally change the scene of European crypto investment since it will force investors to look for better tax conditions outside than Italy.

Aiming to support the expansion of its digital currency industry, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is also contemplating a uniform 20% tax on crypto transactions, according to CNF.

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Source: Crypto News Flash

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