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50368611 No.50368611 [Reply] [Original]

In the updated proposal there is no minimum limit (Previously the minimum threshold was €1,000) Which means all crypto transactions that involve CASPs will need to comply with the travel rule, regardless of how much cryptocurrency is being moved.
Some of the main points are listed:
>KYC will be required for crypto transactions of any amount between hosted wallets
>Customer identity needs to be verified for even the smallest crypto transfers, if it’s between two regulated digital wallet providers — but payments to unhosted private wallets will largely be left out of laundering checks.
>CASPs will be required to collect information on all transfers involving unhosted wallets.
https://medium.com/@FAMEEXResearch/all-bad-news-the-eus-new-crypto-regulations-d78de40f2c01

>> No.50368639
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50368639

what a shame

>> No.50368642

>>50368611
jesus fuck I feel sorry for (You)rope-ians

>> No.50368648

>>50368611
Euro-peons.

>> No.50368654
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50368654

Canada and the US won't be too far behind. this is our fate in the next 5 years burgers.

>> No.50368663

>>50368611
What if i dex only as it should be?

>> No.50368664

>>50368611
When do they implement it?

>> No.50368685 [DELETED] 

>>50368611
>>50368639
>>50368642
>>50368648
Nowhere does your source talks about "1000" you degenerate memester,
and requiring an identification is up for like 2 years already anyway.

>> No.50368704

I think this will have the opposite effect. Buy and move it all to cold storage during this window (keep enough for cashing out on a cex) and let's move back to P2P and decentralization

>> No.50368708

>>50368611
>>50368639
>>50368642
>>50368648
Requiring an ID is up for years, and the UK does it for even longer.
Rent free.

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50368741

>>50368704
>have cex

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50368763

>>50368611
>>KYC will be required for crypto transactions of any amount between hosted wallets
>Customer identity needs to be verified for even the smallest crypto transfers, if it’s between two regulated digital wallet providers — but payments to unhosted private wallets will largely be left out of laundering checks.
>CASPs will be required to collect information on all transfers involving unhosted wallets.

All stuff that makes the glowie Craig Wright very happy.

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>>50368611
Cringe. None of that nonsense is in the Whitepaper of BTC or any other crypto. It's not real. Picrel.
>inb4 b-b-but exchanges
Don't keep coins on exchanges, retard. Crypto is crypto. Exchanges are exchanges -- a completely separate thing.

>> No.50369209

>>50368741
Man, imagine having cex with that tan young girl....feeling her firm young body beneath you as you pound her pussy hard. Hear her moan "RLC..RLC.." in hushed tones as I cum all over her lips. Imagine brehhs...

>> No.50369249

this is extremely bullish for bitcoin holy fuck

>> No.50369291

>>50369209
That's a man.

>> No.50369469

>>50368611
Serves all you faggots right for playing ball with these kikes from the start.

>> No.50369766

>>50368611
good, this will only add liquidity to p2p exchanges like bisq

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50369819

regulated cryptocurrency is a flawed concept either it's decentralized and code is law
either it's regulated by an authority and then it's not decentralized. why bother with a blockchain at all in that case?

I'll stick to normal banking and maybe some xmr for funny purchases, thanks

>> No.50369826

>>50368611
>proposal
I propose you stfu over things which arent actual in place

>> No.50370430

>>50368611
There is no such thing as a hosted wallet. There are only wallets and banks.