Big news for privacy coins

[Anonymous No.8570235]

https://www.coindesk.com/goodbye-fungibility-ofacs-bitcoin-blacklist-remake-crypto/

If you aren't holding privacy coins and more specifically Zcoin then you're doing it wrong.

[Anonymous No.8570348]

>>8570235

if you think this is big news for anything other than King Monero you are just a pleb

[Anonymous No.8570520]

>>8570348
COLX is going to be the dark horse candidate and the rising benchmark for ALL privacy coins.

Screencap this, or, better yet, buy 3-4MM COLX.

[Anonymous No.8570687]

Actual big news, replies. Good job biz.

This is interesting:
>Could this backfire? What's the doomsday scenario?

Sure. Operators of listed digital currency addresses could spray satoshis at any address they can find and essentially "taint" the entire blockchain.

After listing addresses and implementing appropriate tracking software, OFAC may find that all addresses are two or three transactions away from a listed address, and the tool becomes essentially worthless.

[Anonymous No.8570736]

560. Are my OFAC compliance obligations the same, regardless of whether a transaction is denominated in digital currency or traditional fiat currency?

Yes, the obligations are the same. U.S. persons (and persons otherwise subject to OFAC jurisdiction) must ensure that they block the property and interests in property of persons named on OFAC’s SDN List or any entity owned in the aggregate, directly or indirectly, 50 percent or more by one or more blocked persons, and that they do not engage in trade or other transactions with such persons.
https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/faqs/Sanctions/Pages/faq_compliance.aspx#vc_faqs

[Anonymous No.8571004]

>use exchange outside US jurisdiction
shitcoin > XMR (>shitcoin)

Tried and true method. All this is going to do is pump Monero.