Why the European Union is Against Anonymous Digital Currencies

By cineramaMarch 26, 2017Bitcoin Business

In a recent announcement, the European Parliament (EU) released a new directive related to the anti-money laundering (AML) issue that focuses particularly on digital currencies, even if the EU […]

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