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Published 2 years ago

EU bodies agree to ban anonymous bitcoin transfers

Summary by Spiegel
In future, the EU is taking stronger action against money laundering with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Member States and parliament have agreed on identification requirements for crypto platforms — regardless of the amount.

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EU bodies agree to ban anonymous bitcoin transfers

In future, the EU is taking stronger action against money laundering with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Member States and parliament have agreed on identification requirements for crypto platforms — regardless of the amount.

2 years ago·Germany
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