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in Poland

The main network of Celo (Mainnet) was launched in April 2020. Celo protocol is an open source, decentralized and distributed blockchain network. The purpose of this network is to create an environment for the development and launch of decentralized applications (DApps) compatible with smartphones. Cello's goal is for every user anywhere in the world to be able to access financial services, in order to transfer money to their contacts and buy goods through a smartphone. In the Celo protocol, there is the ability to develop and deploy smart contracts. The codes of these smart contracts are fully compatible with Ethereum virtual machines. The codes used in the design of the Celo blockchain network architecture are also similar to the Ethereum network codes. However, Celo is a completely separate network from Ethereum.

This network uses ‘zero knowledge proof’ technology and digital signature to optimize its capabilities even in weak connection conditions. In this way, very secure and extremely fast synchronization between smartphones and the Celo network is possible. This means that even users who use weak internet, low bandwidth, expensive services and cheap and old mobile phones can use Celo-based applications.

Currently, Celo network uses two native tokens or crypto assets in its network. One of them is CELO. CELO is the symbol for the cryptocurrency Celo. The symbol CELO is frequently utilized on trading platforms to identify the Celo currency. By searching for CELO on our exchange, you may quickly access information about this cryptocurrency.

Yes. According to an official statement by the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF)
which was published to clarify the status of cryptocurrency activities and trading, the authorities
of KNF stated that exchange in cryptocurrencies, as well as trading in cryptocurrencies are not
prohibited and is therefore legal in Poland. The KNF office also warned entities operating in the
cryptocurrency space that they will have to abide by anti-money laundering and terrorism
financing rules.

Yes. According to the details of settlement of Personal Income Tax by the Polish Government,
in line with the Article 30B(1A) of the Income Tax Act, gains from selling virtual currencies are
classified as revenue from property rights and are subject to 19% rate taxation under the Polish
Personal Income Tax Act. According to the above-mentioned settlement, transactions resulting
in the creation of tax revenues are (1) exchange of a virtual currency into a legal tender (fiat
currency), (2) payment of virtual currency for a good, service or property, where this property
rights do not have the form of a virtual currency.

CELO cryptocurrency plays a crucial role in the advancement of the Celo platform's ecosystem by aligning the incentives of all stakeholders. It serves as a beneficial asset to the Celo community as it can be used for transactions, reserves, staking, and governance. In addition, CELO holders can use the token to fund community-driven projects that align with the Celo network's mission of financial inclusion.

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