關於 bank of korea address ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

✈最新航班資訊✈

8月13日韓亞航空
🇮🇳孟買🇮🇳至🇰🇷仁川🇰🇷特別航班 訊息
*對航班的最終核准將在出發日期前48小時確認。
（可從仁川轉機返台🇹🇼）

[航班信息]
航空公司：🇰🇷韓亞航空🇰🇷
出發日期：2020年8月13日星期四
出發時間：20:00 PM（待定）
航段：從孟買（BOM）出發-到達仁川（ICN）
票價
經濟艙：1,321,800韓元（1,135美元）/成人和兒童相同
嬰兒為成人票價的10％
*由於燃油稅和匯率的影響，可能會有一些細微的變化。
[Flight Information]
- Airline: Asiana Airlines
- Date: 13th of AUG. 2020 (THU.)
- Time of Departure: 20:00 PM (TBA)
- Route: Mumbai to Incheon
- Price: All taxes Included. (Child fare is same as adult)
KRW 1,321,800 (USD 1,135 / Only Economy seat, No business seat)

[預訂程序]
1.護照掃描檔及最近抵達印度的海關蓋章照片：請Email至air@sejoong.com
2.填寫預訂表格（以chrome打開 韓文/EN版）：https://forms.gle/pwuEYP22zJVQCosR9
[Cancellation Policy]
NOW~ JUL 28th: No cancellation fee - Free cancellation is possible only for mail rec
JUL 29th ~ AUG 4th: KRW 50,000 / USD 50
AUG 5th ~ AUG 7th: KRW 150,000 / USD 150
AUG 8th ~ AUG 11th: KRW 390,000 / USD 350
AUG 12th : KRW 650,900 / USD 600
After departure day: No Refund

[Free Baggage Allowance行李托運相關規定]
- Economy Class: 23kg 2PCs / Carry-on Baggage 10kg 1PC

[查詢]
查詢討論區(韓文)：https://open.kakao.com/o/gSVCVFmc（代碼：0813）
聯繫人：南韓中山市旅行社Joong-guk Joo（joock82@sejoong.com / 02-2126-7667 / 010-4664-5417）
非韓籍人士請聯繫：Mr. Kim, Jeongmin（grapes599@sejoong.com / 02-2126-7747 / 010-8904-9961）

[Bank Account 匯款銀行訊息]
1. Korea Bank Account
- Account Name: SEJOONG CO.,LTD ㈜세중
- Bank Name: WOORI BANK (우리은행)
- Account Number: 060-297511-13-012
2. Overseas Bank Account
- Account Name : SEJOONG CO.,LTD
- Bank / Branch Name : WOORI BANK NONHYONYOK BR.
- Bank Address : Nonhyeon Bldg, 50-1, Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea
- Account Number : 1081-200-232785
- Swift Code : HVBKKRSE

本航班需自行洽南韓旅行社購票，並請成功購票的國人填寫Passenger List表格，寄送至貿協孟買辦事處mumbai@taitra.org.tw，以便製作名單。

另外 第二段 可接 ICN🇰🇷仁川🇰🇷至🇹🇼TPE台北🇹🇼
8月14日— 韓亞航空OZ-711 上午10:00仁川起飛- 11:30抵達台北
第二段機票也需乘客自行訂票。

When Americans are determined (Lee Yee)

There are many things in the world that ordinary people find impossible to accomplish, yet if some put their heart into it, things may not turn out to be all that impossible.

I saw an essay on a mainland site two months ago that was titled “The World’s Most Powerful Parents, Two Against a Country”. It was quickly deleted, but relevant information could be found on overseas sites.

The parents here were the parents of Otto Frederick Warmbier, a college student who was imprisoned and tortured to death by North Korea more than four years ago. Otto went to North Korea on a short trip in December 2015. As he was leaving, he was accused of attempting to steal a political propaganda poster from a hotel in Pyongyang, and was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. On June 13, 2017, North Korea suddenly released him on “humanitarian grounds”, he turned to the US in a vegetative coma. A week later, he died.

Otto’s father, Fred Warmbier, described the state of his son on his return to the US, and was determined that Otto was severely injured from being tortured in North Korea. His mother, Cindy, said that North Korea only released him because “they did not want him to die on their land”.

Otto’s parents filed a lawsuit in the US courts and demanded compensation from North Korea. The family ran a large-scale metal processing company that was on Forbes’ list in 2015. They were not short of money, and only wanted a revenge with the ask for compensation. In the US legal system, suing a country will be blocked by sovereign immunity, except when the country is classified as a terrorist country by the US. At that time, North Korea was not on the list. So the couple went onto media platforms, again and again, to speak about their son’s death, and the huge blow it was to their family. In the US where family values are cherished, they received great sympathy from the civilians, to the Congress, and to the White House. In November 2017, Trump added North Korea to the list of terrorist countries. In April 2018, the court accepted the lawsuit. On December 24 of the same year, the US Federal Court ruled that North Korea owed Otto Warmbier’s parents US$510.13 million.

This was great, but did it do anything? Would a rogue nation like North Korea acknowledge it? Many felt that this is an unenforceable ruling that was no different from a sheet of scratch paper.

However, the Warmbiers launched an operation to trace North Korea’s global assets. The media called it “the crusade of the Warmbiers”. The first installment of the compensation arrived soon enough. In April 2018, a cargo ship that belonged to North Korea was detained in Indonesia for violating the UN sanctions on the transportation of coal. In the year after, M/V Wise Honest, the second-largest single-hull bulk carrier registered in North Korea, was forfeited in the US, sold in September 2019 on orders of a US federal judge to compensate the Warmbiers.

On May 11, 2020, the US Federal Court ordered all relevant US banks to provide the parents with detailed information, including North Korea’s account number and holder’s address. While it is unclear the total amount of North Korea’s hidden overseas assets, what was discovered was that within the US alone was US$74.36 million.

The couple started a bank investigation into the deposits of senior North Korean officials in the US, and actually found three North Korean funds totaling US$23.89 million from three banks. The money will no doubt go to the Warmbiers.

Though a closed country, the Kim regime still has large deposits overseas. After all, North Korea still needs certain necessities imported from overseas.

It is highly doubtful that North Korea’s overseas assets would exceed US$510.13 million, but the couple persists and would not give up. Three years in, their determination for revenge has not diminished. They even make use of the global Jewish network to search for secret North Korean funds hidden around the world. “Our goal is to make North Korea pay for our son’s death,” the couple said.

One couple to bring this much headache to the whole country of North Korea. This is bigger than money, this is the dissemination of bad reputation.

The moral of this story is that if Americans are determined to pursue their trace for accountability, they would give it all and never surrender. If a country is listed as a terrorist country or criminal group, there will be no sovereign immunity for the country to be prosecuted; if any person is added to the US sanction list, tough luck to you. Some things that may seem unlikely, as long as one is determined, success may not be out of the question. Although justice is often no match for absolute powers, justice must be upheld, just like the Warmbiers.

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Pioneer A Financial Life on Ethereum with A Non-custodial Banking Replacement by Mel Gelderman 在以太坊上開拓無需銀行託管的新金融生活

On the first day of 2019 Taipei Crosslink, the CEO of Monolith- Mel Gelderman gave a speech on their Monolith Ethereum Wallet + Tokencard and how people are starting to know and embrace Blockchain technology in our daily life, not for gambling or fraud, but for the real positive changes it can bring to the world!

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Everything dates back to 2015 when Taipei Ethereum Meetup was merely a small group of people… Mel started off the speech with the memory of him stepping into the Ethereum ecosystem!

Story-telling time!

A brief description of Monolith

Monolith is a decentralised banking alternative on Ethereum, with its current business area in Europe. There are two main products: Monolith app is a contract wallet to transfer cryptocurrency to fiat money; Tokencard is a the debit Visa card that anyone can use just like a normal Visa card.

The Status Quo

Monolith has been through the FCA Sandbox in UK. However, AML(Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC(Know Your Customer) are policies Monolith has to comply with.

AML and KYC can be achieved by simply looking into the origin of the cryptocurrency or tokens, as everything on Ethereum is there, open and transparent: if an address is known to be of illegal source, banning it solves the problem.

Currently, there are already more than 1000 users using Monolith Wallet and Tokencard to cover daily expenditure!

TKN Token: Be our own bank!

Though the topic of TKN wasn’t brought up in the speech, TKN plays a crucial role in the ambition of Monolith: to return the interest of depositing money from banks to users. For more information: CLICK!.

If you’re interested in such ambition, also check out: Compound!

Demo Time

Mel demonstrated how to use their Monolith Ethereum Wallet. During the demo, there’s an anecdote really amused everyone:

The transaction time on Ethereum is surprisingly not really longer than the time on Visa lol

Apart from the above evidence that blockchain is rising ;) Here are a few notes about Monolith Wallet worth mentioning:

Monolith Wallet is a contract wallet with a recovery mechanism, which solves the problem of usual wallets that there is no way to get back your assets on blockchain once the private key is known to the attacker.

Whitelisted addresses are specific addresses not bounded by daily spend limit, and cannot be modified afterwards. Combining the two, even if an attacker gets to know the private key, the attacker can only transfer up to the daily spend limit, and the owner can transfer the remaining assets to the whitelisted addresses.

Monolith is also working on another recovery mechanism to deal with the situation of losing your phone. Stay tuned!

Monolith Tokencard also has every mechanism one needs for a normal debit card: freezing and unfreezing the card, reporting lost card, etc.

The workflow of using Monolith:

Decide the amount of cryptocurrency for exchange -> Decide the targetted fiat currency -> Wait for transaction confirmations on both Ethereum and Visa -> Success! This is now the debit card with money to spend :)

To wrap up this section, Monolith is the purest DeFi you can imagine! — Mel

Future Goal

Back in the days, it’s impossible to live solely on a Bitcoin wallet, as the exchange between cryptocurrency and real-world currencies was never easy.

However, with Monolith Wallet right now, the blockchain technology is mature enough for people to rely on the blockchain solution for daily payments, rather than trusting in banks to deal with our money.

It’s not hard to imagine that in the future, with the mass adoption of the blockchain technology, we might be able to receive cryptocurrency as salary and pay many things to anyone in every corner of the world with only a single wallet and a few clicks on your phone!

Questions

1. When or if it’s possible for Monolith to be available in Taiwan?

South Korea may be the first place for Monolith in Asia. Taiwan is on the list for sure, and hopefully, Monolith will be available by the next time when Mel visits Taiwan ;)

2. What is Monolith’s opinions on anonymity and privacy?

AML and KYC are the agreement Monolith made with Visa and FCA. However, Monolith is considering issuing a token to compensate users for going through these policies!

Conclusion

Mel’s is definitely one of the most inspiring speeches: Monolith and Tokencard visualize the dream that blockchain technology can really help make our society a more decentralised place and reduce the risk that we have always been staking on the centralised institutions!

In the end, I’d like to quote a line from Mel to summarize the speech and also his enthusiasm towards blockchain and Ethereum:

We are on the cusp of the most exciting moment in Ethereum since its creation!

Special thanks to Mel Gelderman for the friendly and patient feedback on my questions and recommending me COMPOUND!!! also, to Yahsin Huang for reviewing and her helpful advices and as usual to Chih-Cheng Liang for organizing the TEM column:)

Pioneer A Financial Life on Ethereum with A Non-custodial Banking Replacement by Mel Gelderman… was originally published in Taipei Ethereum Meetup on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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In this video, we cover some of the following:
- Burj Khalifa, Al Marjan Island & fireworks (UAE)
- Kim Jong-un New Year's Address (North Korea)
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