US security officials know where unlicensed crypto businesses hide
The Department of Homeland Security acknowledges that it has a team working to track illegal crypto activity.
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This week in crypto
A look at some of the highlights of what is happening in the Bitcoin space this week.
New regulations are coming for crypto industry in US
FinCEN has announced that it is preparing guidance on a new framework to oversee the cryptocurrency space.
FinCEN: Work within the rules or face enforcement action
Cryptocurrencies, and those developing them, must conform to existing anti-money laundering principles or face action.
The origins of Bitcoin: Markets and crashes
As Bitcoin continued to gain recognition since the first block of the cryptocurrency was established in 2009, it saw its ups and downs, just like any new innovation.
This week in crypto: All the important developments in crypto space
The Bitcoin ecosystem continues to advance at a steady pace as it becomes more mature and integrated into everyday life.
Crypto firms must comply with AML laws, FinCEN chief warns
It doesn’t matter whether you are a stablecoin, decentralized or centralized, you must comply with AML laws, the FinCEN chief insists.
US Congress wants financial crimes director to study blockchain
The House of Representatives has approved a bill for FinCEN to begin looking at how blockchains could assist in the global fight against financial crimes.
美国金融犯罪执法网全新指南对去中心化应用、闪电网络及隐私币带来影响
FinCEN发布了一项新指南，旨在解决某些加密货币相关业务是否需要作为货币服务业务进行监管。
What FinCEN’s new guidelines mean for DApps, Lightning Network and privacy coins
FinCEN has issued a new guidance addressing whether certain cryptocurrency-related businesses need to be regulated as money services businesses.
FinCEN gives historic fine to cryptocurrency trader
Eric Powers appeared to do everything he could to upset law enforcement, and he’s getting a big fine as a reward.
Congress wants FinCEN to expressly cover cryptocurrencies
US Congress filed a bill that would enable Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to oversee the cryptocurrency space in order to report how digital currency could be used for money laundering, terrorism or other illicit activities.