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0G Launches AI Alliance Carnival Campaign with Participation from Multiple AI Ecosystem Projects
the 0G Chinese community has officially announced the launch of the "0G AI Alliance Carnival" campaign, collaborating with multiple AI ecosystem projects to drive the expansion of the 0G ecosystem through online tasks, community activities, and offline exposure.Participating projects in this campaign include: AI prediction market NeoSoulAI, AI Agent infrastructure Ghast AI, AI Meme Agent project moonfun_ai, privacy verification protocol Primus Labs, and AI Agent economy platform gm.town. Rewards for the campaign include NeoSoul tokens, Moon Points, SBTs, and early access invitation codes.0G stated that more ecosystem projects will join in the future. This campaign is supported in terms of marketing by the 0G ecosystem project lighthouse_2026.
South Korea’s Virtual Asset Taxation Plan Blocked by Opposition Party; Local Elections May Trigger Policy Changes
According to ZDNet, the South Korean government plans to impose taxes on virtual assets starting in January next year, but faces opposition from the opposition party, increasing policy uncertainty. Moon Kyung-ho, head of the Income Tax Division at the Ministry of Economy and Finance, made the government’s first official statement on the matter during a National Assembly discussion, affirming that taxation on virtual assets will proceed as scheduled beginning January 1, next year, emphasizing that “income must be taxed.” Under the current amendment to the Income Tax Act, gains exceeding 2.5 million KRW from the transfer or lending of virtual assets are subject to a 22% tax rate. However, the opposition People Power Party argues that taxing only virtual assets—while abolishing the financial investment income tax—is unfair, and is advancing a bill to abolish the virtual asset income tax. This bill has already been submitted to the National Assembly’s Committee on Strategy and Finance and will be discussed by its Tax Subcommittee. Analysts believe that, ahead of next year’s local elections, the ruling party may join discussions on delaying or scrapping the tax to win support from younger voters.
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F2Pool Co-founder Wang Chun: Participating in Mars Flyby to Remind SpaceX Not to Lose Sight of Its Vision, and Not to Leave the Landing Plan for the Next Generation
F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun explained on X platform the reasons for his decision to take the Starship for its first crewed Mars flyby. He stated that with the debut of Starship V3, humanity is one step closer to becoming a "multi-planetary species." During Fram2 training, aside from Dragon spacecraft-related content, one of the most discussed topics among the team was "how to reliably perform a landing and return on Phobos."Although three months ago Musk announced that SpaceX would shift its focus more toward the Moon and believes that with the development of AI data centers, space commercialization might eventually find a viable path, Wang stressed that the goal should be Mars, not the Moon. He is not currently confident that humanity will truly land on Mars within this generation's lifetime, so he hopes to personally drive this process forward.Wang Chun added that by purchasing a Mars flyby mission, he aims to give SpaceX a reason to "not forget Mars," and emphasized that "the Mars plan should not be postponed for the next generation." Although this mission will not attempt to land on Phobos, all great explorations begin with the first step. "I hope this mission can prove to the public that Mars is not just a point of light in a telescope, but a real world that humans can reach, visit, and return from safely."
Wang Chun, co-founder of F2Pool, will participate in SpaceX’s first crewed Starship mission, which will last approximately two years.
SpaceX officially announced that Wang Chun (@satofishi), co-founder of F2Pool and mission commander of the Fram2 mission, will fly aboard Starship for the company’s first crewed interplanetary mission. Scheduled to last approximately two years, the mission will take the spacecraft beyond the Earth–Moon system, perform a Mars flyby, and then return to Earth—marking a significant milestone in commercial crewed deep-space exploration. Wang Chun previously funded and served as commander for the Fram2 polar-orbit mission, making him the first entrepreneur to fully fund and personally participate in two commercial crewed space missions.
F2Pool co-founder Chun Wang to participate in SpaceX's first Starship interplanetary crewed mission, planning to fly by Mars and return to Earth
: SpaceX announced that Fram2 mission commander and F2Pool co-founder Chun Wang will participate in Starship's first interplanetary crewed flight mission. The mission plans a two-year deep-space flight, exiting the Earth-Moon system, flying by Mars, and returning to Earth.Prior to this, Wang will also join Dennis Tito and Akiko Tito for Starship's first commercial crewed lunar flyby mission. This mission is expected to last about one week and will fly within approximately 200 kilometers of the lunar surface.SpaceX stated that since May 2020, the Dragon spacecraft has completed 20 missions, sending 78 astronauts from 20 countries into space. In the future, Starship will further expand commercial crewed spaceflight to lunar and Mars missions.
0G Launches AI Alliance Carnival Campaign with Participation from Multiple AI Ecosystem Projects
the 0G Chinese community has officially announced the launch of the "0G AI Alliance Carnival" campaign, collaborating with multiple AI ecosystem projects to drive the expansion of the 0G ecosystem through online tasks, community activities, and offline exposure.Participating projects in this campaign include: AI prediction market NeoSoulAI, AI Agent infrastructure Ghast AI, AI Meme Agent project moonfun_ai, privacy verification protocol Primus Labs, and AI Agent economy platform gm.town. Rewards for the campaign include NeoSoul tokens, Moon Points, SBTs, and early access invitation codes.0G stated that more ecosystem projects will join in the future. This campaign is supported in terms of marketing by the 0G ecosystem project lighthouse_2026.
South Korea’s Virtual Asset Taxation Plan Blocked by Opposition Party; Local Elections May Trigger Policy Changes
According to ZDNet, the South Korean government plans to impose taxes on virtual assets starting in January next year, but faces opposition from the opposition party, increasing policy uncertainty. Moon Kyung-ho, head of the Income Tax Division at the Ministry of Economy and Finance, made the government’s first official statement on the matter during a National Assembly discussion, affirming that taxation on virtual assets will proceed as scheduled beginning January 1, next year, emphasizing that “income must be taxed.” Under the current amendment to the Income Tax Act, gains exceeding 2.5 million KRW from the transfer or lending of virtual assets are subject to a 22% tax rate. However, the opposition People Power Party argues that taxing only virtual assets—while abolishing the financial investment income tax—is unfair, and is advancing a bill to abolish the virtual asset income tax. This bill has already been submitted to the National Assembly’s Committee on Strategy and Finance and will be discussed by its Tax Subcommittee. Analysts believe that, ahead of next year’s local elections, the ruling party may join discussions on delaying or scrapping the tax to win support from younger voters.
SpaceX Drops "IPO Bombshell": Company's Space AI Technology Unproven, May Not Be Commercializable
Odaily News SpaceX has warned investors in a document that its ambitions to build space artificial intelligence (AI) data centers and establish human settlements on the Moon and Mars actually "rely on unproven technology" and may not achieve commercial feasibility. The commercial risks outlined in this pre-IPO filing by SpaceX have not been previously reported. In the aforementioned document, SpaceX also highlighted its heavy reliance on the next-generation fully reusable rocket "Starship," which has already experienced multiple delays and test failures. (CLS)