Police in Spain Say Bitcoin ATMs Expose Problems in Europe’s AML Laws

By cineramaJuly 11, 2019Bitcoin Business

Law enforcement officials in Spain are arguing that a recent effort to break up a criminal organization — which utilized bitcoin ATMs — has exposed a gap in European […]

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Police in Spain Say Bitcoin ATMs Expose Problems in Europe’s AML Laws

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