Lithuania, which saw crypto company registrations grow nearly fivefold last year, is reining in the growth of digital asset service providers to address transparency concerns and money laundering risks. The registration office in Vilnius published on Thursday a list of 206 crypto companies that passed a series of stricter regulatory requirements implemented in November last year. According to the Ministry of Finance, regulators screened a list of 850 companies after the new rules were implemented. (Bloomberg)