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Treasury Just Chose Crypto Privacy Over Surveillance. Investors Should Read the Fine Print
Source: 247wallst.com
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FinCEN announced it will withdraw two proposed rules that would have required banks and exchanges to report users who mix cryptocurrencies or manage their own wallets. The withdrawal removes proposed reporting obligations, but the article provides no details on timing, market reaction, or the rules’ replacement.
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