Cong Minh blog: Youtube daily US Sep 25 2018

To discuss further on the meeting between Presidents Moon and Trump today, we have with

us Professor Kim Hyun-wook from the Korea National Diplomatic Academy.

Thank you for coming in today.

Pleasure to be here.

1 - President Moon Jae-in has said himself that he needed to be the mediator between

North Korea and the U.S. to try and get talks moving.

He has met both leaders

of North Korea and the U.S. over the

last week.

Do you think he has succeeded as a mediator?

2 - What do you think needed to come out of President Moon and Trump's meeting today,

and do you think it was achieved?

3 - The Blue House Spokesperson has given some more details and said that South Korea

and U.S. will continue discussions on the 'corresponding measures' North Korea has suggested

the U.S. take in exchange for further denuclearization steps...

Does this suggest that there is still no consensus on the measures?

4 - The two leaders are also said to be in agreement over showing North Korea the economic

possibilities of cooperating with them...

however, they have said they will keep sanctions in place.

Can we realistically show enough of a carrot for North Korea to give up their nukes?

5 - Trump says a second summit is now in the works.

What comes next?

What needs to cleared up before the two meet again?

6 - There are several outstanding issues such as the declaration to end the Korean war,

and sanctions.

Both were not fully addressed today?

7 - Moon earlier said the North Korean denuclearization process has been so highly publicized even

in the North that it cannot be reversed.

Do you agree with this statement?

8 - Where does this leave the North Korea situation currently?

Is big or small step is this towards denuclearization?

9 - What do you make of the new FTA that South Korea

and U.S. have signed?

Who

does it benefit?

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Possible Crypto Regulation from the US? - Duration: 10:23.

welcome back as and in this video we're

going to be going over today's

cryptocurrency news as well as some

stories that I wanted to cover regarding

a US leadership in regulation of the

cryptocurrency markets

so getting into today's video want to

start off as we normally do with the

overall market movements so as we can

see here on corn market cap overall a

bit of a read day not too bad though

just a bit of a trace mint from some of

the growth that we've been seeing over

the past week or two we can see Bitcoin

stabilizing around 6600 aetherium around

20 230 and x RP ripple for those of you

guys who don't know at a bit of a surge

last week up to about 75 cents and is

now resting at about 52 cents so the

rest of the market not too bad either of

course everything correlates mostly

Bitcoin as all you guys know so across

the market mostly red figures but

overall doing pretty well starting to

see some nice slow and steady growth

which is what we've been looking for

over the past few months from

cryptocurrency that we really haven't

seen times before this so as you can see

we can really see that slow and steady

growth that we've been seeing over the

past few months that we really have not

seen in cryptocurrency before this you

guys have been you know everybody's been

used to this exponential growth or

exponential decline and I think it's a

good thing that we're starting to see

slow and steady which I think long term

will be healthy for this market so

looking at the current fundamentals and

technicals of this market Bitcoin is

currently doing a lot better than I

would have expected it to do for those

of you guys who don't know the etf

decision that was supposed to be on

september 30th

actually got delayed until december so

we have some waiting to do for that but

that did get postponed pretty recently

and we did not have the price drop that

I was expecting we dropped from about

6500 down to 6,000 and then continued to

grow over the past few days up to about

6,800 topped out at about that level and

have since then retraced to about 6,600

where we're currently trading at 66 28

what do I see currently with the

technical side of Bitcoin well as you

can see here from the daily we are

getting some momentum on the top side of

the MACD as you can see here but what I

will say is that we are starting to see

some sort of resistance at about sixty

seven sixty eight hundred that we have

fallen back from currently we are

bouncing off of the twenty five day

moving average on the daily as we can

see right here that that dark blue line

that we're starting to bounce off at but

what I'm expecting to happen is if we

can bounce off there and push even

higher and break the overall resistance

that we've had from this long term wedge

from Bitcoin I do believe we can start

to get more of a longer-term growth

perspective from Bitcoin rather than

just dropping through the floor however

I will say on both the for our the for

our does not look too good for Bitcoin

however it doesn't look as bad as it did

actually a little bit a little bit ago

when I checked this morning but the

daily overall does look a little bit in

no-man's land so currently I'm mostly

focused on waiting for a larger move

from Bitcoin and what I would recommend

to everybody else before you make any

decisions on trading so that is the

overall analysis for Bitcoin today

regarding aetherium this is a coin that

I've been watching a ton but aetherium

is currently at the top of its overall

downtrend right now as we can see here

as well as there is still some volume on

the daily like we just talked about with

Bitcoin but we will have to see like I

said for a larger move from some of the

top players in the market before I can

be clear on what is going to happen but

jumping into some of the stories I

wanted to talk about today I wanted to

talk about US regulation in crypto

currency markets so this little story

here says the US should take a

leadership role on blockchain IBM report

argues so developers and companies

researching blockchain technology are

looking to the US government to help

spur adoption written by Thomas Hardy

jono director of MIT trust Data

consortium the report summarizes the

results of a series of roundtable

meetings held by the congressional block

shink

Congress a group of lawmakers in the US

Congress who advocate for the tech in

2017 and 2018 the meetings were

spearheaded by representatives David

Schwartz where Kurt and jared Polis if

you guys are watching this video I'm

sorry from his parents he names and

aimed to understand potential use cases

for blockchain as well as accelerate use

cases of the tech according to the

report specifically the three meetings

each had a different focus digital

identity payments and supply chain and

provenance the report explained that

strong industry consensus exists around

the belief that blockchain technology

will be the leading edge of next

internet economy so I think overall

we're really starting to see it it

really affirmed in just in general that

this technology is agreed upon as being

some sort of the future for the Internet

okay I think it's overall we're really

starting to see more of an agreement

from not only regulators but people in

general that this technology is here to

stay it's not like in the internet

bubble where people were saying oh this

internet thing's a fad I think this is

starting to really set into people's

minds that this technology is here to

stay so what can we do to make sure that

you know we integrate when it's ready to

be integrated and that everything goes

smoothly and we don't have something

happen like the internet you know the

internet bubble as well as what happened

when that crash did happen although we

have kind of already had a pretty big

pretty bad crash similar to the internet

bubble but continuing on it is

imperative that government and industry

work together to continue in strength

and technological and market leadership

in this new era area and to address

potential policy and regulatory

incompatibility that may constrain

growth of emerging digital blockchain

economy so as as such each meetings

goals were to better explain use cases

find common interests speed up the

deployment of technology established

what might prevent adoption and five

components which may be used across

businesses or industries so I really

love this article I would ask you guys

to all go and check it out over on coin

desk I'm not going to read

the whole thing just because I don't

want to you know that's not really what

we do usually here but basically just

goes a little bit more into how the

meeting went at the u.s. congressional

hearing for the blocks and I forgot what

the what was called in of the

Congressional blockchain Congress this

meeting that how it went a little bit

more how when so if you guys are

interested in that and go ahead and

check that out but what I really wanted

to focus on in this video is this right

here

US congressman to introduce bill

supporting blockchain technology and

crypto currencies so US Rep Tom Emmer is

planning to introduce three bills to

support blockchain technology in crypto

currencies according to a press release

published September 21st the three

upcoming bills are entitled the

resolution supporting digital currencies

and blockchain technology the blockchain

regulatory certainty Act in the safe

harbor for taxpayers with forked assets

Act so the legislation is focused on the

support and development of blockchain

technology as well as the establishment

of a safe harbor for taxpayers with

forked digital assets so this part right

here I'm very excited for looks like

it's getting a little bit more into the

taxes on cryptocurrency but overall just

seeing regulation in general people

actually working towards regulating this

market instead of just avoiding it and

delaying it as we saw with the ETF I

think is more healthy alternative

instead of just saying you know we're

not ready yet at least giving it a go

pushing some regulation out there coming

up with some ideas is good to see that

clearly the government is working

towards some type of regulation with

this space the bills would prompt the

federal government to provide a simple

legal environment and restrict fines

against individuals who report Forked as

digital assets until the internal

revenue service presents formal guidance

on the appropriate means of reporting

according to Emmer

taxpayers can only comply with the law

when the law is clear the representative

further commented on the initiative the

United States should prioritize

accelerating the development of

blockchain technology and create an

environment that enables the American

private sector to lead an innovation and

further growth which is why I'm

introducing these bills so again you

guys can get in

to be a little bit more of the detail in

this article but basically coming out

and saying that he does feel we need to

accelerate the development of this space

and also the big thing with taxes for me

is get the law you know allow the law to

be clear before we find people or ask

people to you know pay taxes in a

certain way if the law is not clear then

you know how are we going to comply with

the law is something that I really like

from that little blurb there so that is

all those are all the stories that I

have today I wanted to get from you guys

what do you guys think about US

regulation do you think it's a good

thing do you think it's a bad thing

because of course this is the whole idea

of cryptocurrency is decentralisation

how do you guys think the government

should get involved how do you think

they should get involved and what do you

guys think specifically about the you

know these two stories right here but

mostly about these bills about the taxes

or as well as the development of

blockchain technologies so leave all

your thoughts and in the comment section

below and we can host a little bit of a

discussion on these but besides that for

those of you guys who are not already

make sure to click that subscribe button

as we put out videos every single day on

cryptocurrency and trading as well so if

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you guys tomorrow

for another video happy going guys

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S. Korea, U.S. settle contentious issues regarding bilateral FTA deal - Duration: 2:13.

As just mentioned in the previous report...

South Korea and the United States have revised their free trade deal.

Our business correspondent Kim Jiyeon takes a closer look at some of the details from

that new agreement.

South Korea's Minister of Trade Kim Hyun-chong said he had settled a number of contentious

issues with his U.S. counterpart Robert Lighthizer as the two countries revised their bilateral

free trade agreement, including those concerning the Investor State Dispute Settlement provisions

or ISDS, anti-dumping measures and textile origin standards.

Kim said the two countries included details of preventing entities from filing petitions

in multiple jurisdictions under the ISDS provisions.

They agreed the burden of proof lies with the investor... if it's the plaintiff in ISDS

systems... and lawsuits that are filed without substantial evidence are to be promptly dismissed.

Under the revised deal, they agreed to notify in advance if a country decides to impose

tariffs... and to reveal how the rates were calculated and determined.

The two countries also agreed to enforce strict rules when it comes to determining the place

of origin of textile goods... called the "Yarn Forward Rule"... which stipulates clothing

must originate from the country of its making, its thread and yarn that forms the apparel...

in order to be recognized as being made in Korea or in the U.S.

On provisions related to the auto industry, Kim said the two countries agreed the U.S.

will continue to impose 25-percent tariffs on imported light trucks and pickup trucks

until 2041... and they will not be scrapped in 2021 as initially scheduled.

Considering the imposition of safety regulations...

South Korea is to double the number of U.S. car imports -- up to 50-thousand vehicles

-- that it'll acknowledge as passing safety regulations equivalent to that of Korea's.

Regarding car emission standards, they agreed to recognize the global 'eco-innovation credit'...

which refers to any technology new to the auto market that contributes to significant

CO2 savings.

Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.

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S. Korea, U.S. settle contentious issues regarding bilateral FTA deal - Duration: 2:08.

Following up on Semin's report, we now take a closer look at how South Korea and the United

States have revised their free trade deal.

Kim Ji-yeon has this report.