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The Hidden War: BlackRock's Silent move against Bitcoin

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2024/11/29
15:46 UTC

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The Next Bitcoin Presidents Announcement Changes Everything!

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2024/11/27
18:30 UTC

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Are We Still Early? Brandon Keys on the State of Bitcoin

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2024/11/27
03:12 UTC

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The Bitcoin Power Law Model: Why it Doesn't Work with Michelle Weekely

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2024/11/22
21:46 UTC

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''The Bitcoin Power Law Model is Stupid.''(FULL BREAKDOWN)

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2024/11/15
00:54 UTC

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BlackRock’s Bitcoin Move: Will Derivatives Make Them Billions? with Cory Klippsten

1 Comment
2024/11/08
16:11 UTC

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Bitcoin and the Debt Crisis: What you need to know

1 Comment
2024/11/06
18:04 UTC

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British Hodl: ''You Can't Retire on 0.1 Bitcoin!''

1 Comment
2024/11/03
15:22 UTC

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PSA The Travel Rule is NOT a RULE!

https://www.bitstamp.net/learn/security/what-is-the-travel-rule/

From the article:

The Travel Rule is a term used to refer to a recommendation from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) designed to combat money laundering and terrorism financing. In the context of crypto assets...

The article itself is, in my opinion, a pretty interesting read and highlights the primary reason I'm moving away from CEXs as much as possible. They're already putting policies into place that aren't required by any sort of law, at least that's what I'm gathering from the article. I'm in the US and there is NOT A FEDERAL LAW that requires the gathering of the receivers information.

While there isn't a specific federal law yet that explicitly requires crypto exchanges to gather information about the recipient in every transaction, the regulatory landscape is complex and evolving. Here's a breakdown of the key factors:

1. The Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)

  • Core Principle: The BSA is the primary anti-money laundering (AML) law in the U.S. It requires financial institutions, which now include crypto exchanges, to implement AML programs that include Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements.  
  • Focus on Senders: Traditionally, KYC laws have focused heavily on verifying the identity of the sender to prevent money laundering and illicit activities.
  • Shifting Landscape: Recent proposed regulations from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) aim to extend KYC requirements to include information about the recipient in certain crypto transactions. This is particularly focused on transactions above certain thresholds or those involving "unhosted" wallets (wallets not held by a financial institution).

2. Proposed Regulations

  • The "Travel Rule": FinCEN has proposed a rule that would require crypto exchanges to collect and share information about both the sender and receiver for transactions over $3,000. This rule is modeled after existing regulations for international wire transfers.
  • Unhosted Wallet Rule: Another proposed rule would require exchanges to collect information on the recipient for transactions over $10,000 involving unhosted wallets.

3. Current Practices

  • Varying Standards: While not universally mandated, many exchanges already collect some information about recipients, especially for larger transactions or as part of their risk management practices.  
  • Enhanced Due Diligence: Exchanges may conduct enhanced due diligence on recipients if they are flagged as high-risk based on factors like transaction size, frequency, or geographic location.  

4. Future Outlook

  • Increased Scrutiny: The regulatory focus on crypto transactions is intensifying, and it's likely that more stringent requirements for collecting recipient information will be implemented in the future.
  • Balancing Privacy and Security: The challenge lies in balancing the need to prevent financial crimes with protecting user privacy.

In summary: While not yet a universal requirement, the trend is clearly towards greater transparency and information collection on both senders and recipients in crypto transactions. Exchanges are increasingly implementing measures to comply with existing and anticipated regulations.

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2024/10/24
07:54 UTC

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The Hyperinflation Warning Signs JUST Got Worse with CJ Konstantinos

1 Comment
2024/10/21
18:01 UTC

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The 35,000 Person Conference You've Never Heard of!

1 Comment
2024/10/18
17:46 UTC

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Owning 0.21 Bitcoin is a Big Deal with Brian Harrington

1 Comment
2024/10/17
23:48 UTC

2

Giovanni Santostasi on the Bitcoin Power Law Predicts $1M Sooner Than You Think!

1 Comment
2024/10/14
21:27 UTC

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Why BlackRocks NEW Bitcoin Derivatives Play Creates A God Candle!

1 Comment
2024/10/14
21:12 UTC

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The Hyperinflation Warning Signs JUST Got Worse!

1 Comment
2024/10/09
20:30 UTC

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Garett Jones & Deer Point Macro: Can you trust the Government's data?

1 Comment
2024/10/07
19:24 UTC

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Car Gonzalez on Will BlackRock's Centralization Keep Bitcoin Under $100,000?

2 Comments
2024/10/04
17:08 UTC

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Bitcoin UNLOCKS A NEW Pool Of The $900T of the globes money!

2 Comments
2024/10/03
21:42 UTC

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Jeff Booth reveals WHEN the Power Law BREAKS

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2024/09/27
15:46 UTC

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Brandon Keys: Bitcoin to EXPLODE 17.5X this Cycle!

1 Comment
2024/09/22
12:31 UTC

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Will BlackRock's Centralization Keep Bitcoin Under $100,000?

1 Comment
2024/09/17
22:18 UTC

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Jeff Booth Reveals WHEN The Power Law BREAKS...

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2024/09/16
13:40 UTC

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BTC so big!

1 Comment
2024/09/15
11:33 UTC

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James Lavish EXPOSING the 3 step endgame to the Debt Spiral

1 Comment
2024/09/13
15:30 UTC

1

Green Candle the barstool sports of finance

1 Comment
2024/09/11
17:06 UTC

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Tom Luongo Explains How Davos lost control of Bitcoin

1 Comment
2024/09/10
18:47 UTC

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Why Gary Cardone sold his $2.5M Mansion for Bitcoin

1 Comment
2024/09/05
18:44 UTC

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