ECB Chief: Cryptocurrencies Are ‘Certainly’ Being Used to Circumvent Russian Sanctions

The European Central Bank (ECB) warns cryptocurrencies are being used to evade sanctions by Russians. ECB President Christine Lagarde warns crypto firms against becomingaccomplicesin the crime. ECB President Lagarde Is Certain About Crypto Being Used to Evade Russian Sanctions

US Treasury Official: We Don’t See That Crypto Could Be Used in Large-Scale Way to Evade Sanctions

ZDA. Department of the Treasury does not see that cryptocurrency could be used in a large-scale way to evade sanctions. “Its share as a medium for illicit finance is not anywhere as large as just using cash,” a senior Treasury

Ameriški senator poziva regulatorje, naj povečajo nadzor nad kriptovalutami, saj tvega spodkopavanje sankcij proti Rusiji

ZDA. Senator Elizabeth Warren is worried thatcryptocurrencies risk undermining sanctions against Russia.She urges financial regulatorsto take this threat seriously and increase their scrutiny of digital assets.Senator Elizabeth Warren Worried Russia Could Use Cryptocurrency to Evade Sanctions As

US Senator on Crypto: We Need Real Solutions to Make the Financial System Work for Everyone, Not Just the Wealthy

ZDA. Senator Elizabeth Warren has argued that cryptocurrency is not a path to financial inclusion like crypto advocates claim. “Bitcoin ownership is even more concentrated within the top 1% than dollars,” je rekla, emphasizing the need forreal solutions to make

Ameriški senator Warren pritiska na SEC, naj odpravi izpade kripto izmenjave, Visoke transakcijske provizije, Finančna vključenost

At the U.S. Senate Banking Committee hearing Tuesday, Senator Elizabeth Warren called on the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gary Gensler, to increase oversight of cryptocurrency. She brought up several problems she associates with cryptocurrency that could hurt

IRS, Janet Yellen Press Lawmakers to Push ‘Tax Compliance Agenda’ — Banks to Report Deposits, Withdrawals of $600

V sredo, ZDA. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) commissioner Charles Rettig and Janet Yellen, the Treasury secretary, urged lawmakers to give the IRS permission to report annual inflows and outflows from American bank accounts. Regardless of tax liability, financial institutions across the