The EU will vote on March 28 on whether to ban large transfers of cryptocurrency from anonymous self-custody wallets
ChainCatcher news, the EU is set to vote on March 28 on a new anti-money laundering plan that prohibits large cryptocurrency transfers from anonymous self-hosted wallets. Under the current proposal, traders will be banned from making or accepting anonymous cryptocurrency transfers over 1,000 euros, unless the customer's identity can be verified or the transaction involves a regulated cryptocurrency provider. Additionally, large cryptocurrency transfers between private individuals, such as friends, are still allowed. (CoinDesk)
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