Anndy Lian’s Keynote Speech at GNSEC 2022: Future of NFTS, Regulations & Bear Market Benefits

In the digital transformation trend, the transformation of software engineering technology plays an important role and leads the development pattern of the digital technology industry.

GNSEC 2022 Global Next Generation Software Engineering Online Summit focuses on the full spectrum of software engineering and technology to define a new generation of software engineering. It aims to gather experts, scholars and practitioners in the software engineering industry to tell important latest research results, share the most cutting-edge technical practice experience, and promote mutual exchange and cooperation between experts in production, learning and research.

The event brought more than 1,000 registered delegates and will provide an on-site virtual experience that allows attendees to interact, learn and grow together. The online summit will focus on DevOps, Cloud Native and Open Source, AI, Testing and Quality, R&D performance and O&M-related issues, while focusing on software engineering best practices in finance, communications, the internet and many other industries. Thus, breaking down industry barriers and making technology drive performance.

His topic on NFT is timely for the industry as there are more people who are into NFT and would like to find out more.

Anndy Lian is one of the speakers at the event. He is an early blockchain adopter and an intergovernmental expert on crypto matters. His recent book “NFT: From Zero to Hero” has sold more than 8,000 copies on Bybit NFT Marketplace and now selling on Amazon and Google books.

Around 105 nations have legalised NFTs expressly or as part of a larger recognition of cryptocurrencies and virtual currencies. However, as the aforementioned list illustrates, legislation regarding NFTs is frequently general and not designed mainly for NFTs.

The U.S., Canada, Australia, and most of the European Union are notable examples of integrated and moderately regulated markets. In each of these jurisdictions, the predominant legal strategy is to view NFTs as either a type of capital gains taxable asset or a component of an individual’s income tax portfolio.

Anndy mentioned in his speech that creators must look at regulations before starting their businesses. there are still a lot of nations where NFTs and cryptocurrencies are either implicitly or expressly banned. This is because those governments view NFTs and other digital assets as threats to the current financial system and sources of illicit and/or terrorist financing. China, Vietnam, Algeria, Egypt, Qatar and Nepal are notable instances.

GNSEC is Co-Organized by DAOPS FOUNDATION and Escom Event, and supported by HKPC and Greatops. This is GNSEC’s second online event in Southeast Asia.