FinCEN Proposes New Regulation To Enhance Transparency In Convertible Virtual Currency Mixing And Combat Terrorist Financing
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has proposed a new rule to increase transparency in Convertible Virtual Currency Mixing (CVC mixing), which is identified as a primary money laundering concern. The rule aims to combat the use of CVC mixing by illicit actors, including terrorist groups and cyber criminals. The proposal follows multiple actions by the Treasury to target illicit finance involving the use of mixing services, including the designation of Blender.io and Tornado Cash, which provided mixing services used in significant virtual currency heists.

October 19, 2023 | 6:11 pm
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The proposed regulation by FinCEN to increase transparency in CVC mixing could potentially impact the broader market, including SPY, due to the implications for the cryptocurrency sector and related industries.
While SPY is not directly mentioned in the article, the proposed regulation could have implications for the broader market, including SPY, due to potential impacts on the cryptocurrency sector and related industries. However, the exact impact is uncertain and will depend on the final details of the regulation and its implementation.
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