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Noted Tax Haven Cayman Islands Sees New Bills to Bring Local Crypto to FATF’s Heel

On April 28, the legislative assembly of the Cayman Islands gazetted five new pieces of legislation governing crypto businesses — especially exchanges. How the new legislation would change the Cayman Islands’ crypto industryThe Virtual Asset Service Provider Bill would establish definitions and registration requirements for companies providing crypto services including exchanges,

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Governments Begin to Roll Out FATF’s Travel Rule Around the Globe

It’s been nearly eight months since the Financial Action Task Force issued its divisive crypto directives, establishing traditional banking regulations within the crypto sector. With the year-long adoption deadline fast approaching, how have the world’s regulatory authorities responded to the guidelines so far?The FATF — an intergovernmental organization tasked

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Inside the Standards Race for Implementing FATF’s Travel Rule

The Takeaway:Crypto businesses are figuring out how to comply with the Financial Action Task Force’s “Travel Rule,” where all crypto transactions above a certain amount must be accompanied by identifying information.Competing visions for the technical implementation have emerged, though there appears to be general agreement on the need for messaging

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FATF’s Regulations to Push Criminals to Privacy Coins: CipherTrace CEO

The Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) crypto regulations will trigger a shift of criminal activity from Bitcoin (BTC) to privacy coins, it has been claimed.Criminals mostly use BTC and ETH to dateDavid Jevans, CEO of major crypto transaction tracking firm CipherTrace, shared his remarks about criminal use of cryptocurrencies

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