FATF’s Annual Crypto Review Highlights ‘Continued Use of Anonymity Tactics’ a...
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has published the organization’s 12-month review and the research highlights that only 45% of the 128 reporting jurisdictions have complied with AML/CFT policy and FATF recommendations. The annual review stresses that the “lack [of] effective” regulation makes it “challenging for competent authorities to follow the transaction trail, buying more time for criminals to move criminal proceeds.” Less Than Half of the Reporting Jurisdictions Have Met FATF’s Crypto Compliance Standards Over the last few years, the FATF....
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Happy Sunday, and welcome back to another Bitcoin News in Review, where we feature some of the biggest stories of the week here on CryptoCoins News. This week, (30 November – 7 December) MasterCard attacked bitcoin in Australia, the bitcoin mining difficulty actually decreased, the second Silk Road bitcoin auction ended, and more. Keep scrolling for this week’s biggest news. This week, payments company MasterCard argued for tighter regulations against bitcoin in Australia. According to MasterCard, “Any regulation adopted in Australia should address the anonymity that digital currency....