As Taiwan prepares for the potential passage of the Virtual Assets Service Act in the coming legislative session, the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) is increasingly looking at European MiCA standards as a primary benchmark. This shift toward a more structured ecosystem has brought significant attention to the operational status of taiwan crypto casinos and other offshore dApps that function within a complex legal gray area. While the government aims to launch its first regulated stablecoin by late 2026, the absence of a localized licensing path for interactive entertainment keeps the market heavily reliant on decentralized, cross-border infrastructure that operates beyond traditional banking controls.
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