| 英文摘要 |
In 2022, stablecoin prices fluctuated drastically, and several cryptocurrency exchanges ultimately went bankrupt. Most notably, the collapse of FTX resulted in significant financial losses for many Taiwanese investors, drawing heightened attention from the government, industry, and academia to the regulation of virtual assets. According to a ruling by Taiwan’s Executive Yuan, the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has been designated as the competent authority overseeing the business operations of virtual asset service providers. The FSC is expected to strengthen investor protection; however, the diverse designs and functionalities of various virtual assets present significant challenges to effective and efficient regulation. This article aims to clarify key legal issues within Taiwan’s current regulatory framework by conducting a comparative study of regulatory and supervisory approaches in different jurisdictions. Based on this analysis, it proposes a staged implementation of a regulatory framework for virtual assets in Taiwan. |