Taiwan Amends Law to Target Anonymous Cryptocurrency Transactions

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Taiwan’s highest legislature has approved amendments to existing laws, enabling the country’s regulator to combat anonymous cryptocurrency transactions. On Friday, Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed a legislative proposal that mandates cryptocurrency transactions to fall under the purview of existing money laundering laws. The amendments to the Money Laundering Control Act and the Terrorism Financing Prevention Act … Continued

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