EU may ban anonymous cryptocurrency transfers over €1,000
According to news on April 1, members of the European Parliament approved three draft bills to strengthen the supervision of crypto transactions. The legislation relates to money laundering and terrorist financing, and while it does not directly target digital assets, once signed into law, anonymous transfers will be limited to €1,000 (approximately $1,087 USD). In addition, new regulations may supplement the Market Regulation on Crypto-Assets (MiCA) Act. #Web3 #Binance #ETH #crypto2023 #BTC
According to news on April 1, members of the European Parliament approved three draft bills to strengthen the supervision of crypto transactions. The legislation relates to money laundering and terrorist financing, and while it does not directly target digital assets, once signed into law, anonymous transfers will be limited to €1,000 (approximately $1,087 USD). In addition, new regulations may supplement the Market Regulation on Crypto-Assets (MiCA) Act. #Web3 #Binance #ETH #crypto2023 #BTC