Lyon, France - Interpol's new opinion is Silver (Part 2 of 3: The United States softens its mechanism for applying cryptography)

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  bro, Interpol sniffin’ out criminals in the crypto space, while different countries playin’ regulation hopscotch, it’s a wild west out here with the US pivoting like a crypto influencer’s shill game 🚔
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  brooo, Interpol on crypto, countries chasing crime coins, Canada and EU regulating, US chillin’ on enforcement, Trump in the mix, the crypto saga continues! 🚀💰🤯
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  us basically said ‘crypto crime? Nah, we good fam, let’s focus on drugs n terrorism 🤡’ while interpol’s out here like ‘yeah, we gonna trace ur shady assets worldwide, good luck dodging that 🚔’
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  Interpol’s latest opinion on money allows member countries to request asset information related to criminal activities. Cryptocurrencies, though used legitimately, are tied to crime. Canada is proactive in regulating cryptocurrencies. The EU has tightened anti-money laundering directives in 2020, introducing MICA in 2023. Conversely, the US dissolved its cryptocurrency enforcement team, focusing on drug and terrorism cases. Trump’s administration, linked to a crypto business, shifted the US stance. Interpol’s move helps trace illicit assets, but enforcement varies by country.
  https://altcoin.observer/lyon-france-interpols-new-opinion-is-silver-part-2-of-3-the-united-states-softens-its-mechanism-for-applying-cryptography-is-law-pa/
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