Crypto exchanges in Europe may have to store all transactional data as regulators set up a new anti-money laundering watchdog

By cineramaJuly 9, 2021Binance

Representative Image The EU is drawing up plans to set up a new agency to counter money laundering and create transparent rules for crypto exchanges and other businesses. So […]

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Crypto exchanges in Europe may have to store all transactional data as regulators set up a new anti-money laundering watchdog

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