NFTs Should Fall Under Anti-Money Laundering Law, DOJ Says

By cineramaSeptember 26, 2022NFT

Attorney General Merrick Garland wants to expand the Bank Secrecy Act to non-fungible tokens to deter money laundering. In a report to President Joe Biden earlier this month, the […]

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NFTs Should Fall Under Anti-Money Laundering Law, DOJ Says

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