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With the next political trilogues taking place this week and the potential finalisation of the #AMLR, this is still an ongoing and crucial topic on everyone's radar in the EU crypto world, including us. We're drawing attention to a few key areas that could use some extra clarity: 🎯 First up, the proposal for customer identification is extensive – which sounds great on paper, but actually conflicts with the existing "either/or" approach. What does this mean for us? It adds layers of complexity and potentially burdens #CASPs with an unclear regulatory landscape. 🔍 Additionally, the final versions of AMLR and The Transfer of Funds Regulation (#TFR) need to align better. We're all for clear and consistent regulations that don't stifle the innovative nature of the industry and create undue burdens. 💰 Another point to consider is the risk-based approach for transactions below the EUR 1,000 mark. Could this be an effective way to maintain security, yet ease compliance for the emerging EU crypto industry? 🗣 We're actively engaging in regulatory discussions and bidding for a reconsideration of a few articles that we think need further consideration to ensure a well-regulated and thriving #blockchain environment. As the #AMLR stands, how do you think regulations can strike a balance between security and innovation? Drop your thoughts below 👇 #CryptoRegulation #innovation
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Thanks for the update on the FSOC hearing and the link to the recording! It sounds like a very interesting and timely discussion, especially with the growing significance of the crypto market. **Here are some of the key points you mentioned that I found particularly noteworthy:** * **FSOC's focus on potential systemic risks:** It's interesting that FSOC is already raising concerns about the potential impact of crypto on financial stability, even though the market is still relatively young. This suggests that they are taking a proactive approach to identifying and mitigating potential risks. * **The Fed's potential role in regulating SIFIs:** The Dodd-Frank designation of certain crypto firms as SIFIs could indeed throw a wrench in the works. Given the Fed's limited experience with crypto regulation, it's understandable that they might be hesitant to take on this responsibility. * **The inevitable political dimension:** It's no surprise that politics would play a role in a discussion about regulating a major new asset class like cryptocurrency. It will be important to monitor how different political factions approach this issue in the coming months and years. **Here are some additional thoughts and questions that come to mind:** * What specific criteria might FSOC use to determine whether a stablecoin or exchange poses a systemic risk? * How would the Fed go about regulating crypto firms if they were designated as SIFIs? What new powers or resources would they need? * What are the potential implications of this hearing for the future of crypto regulation in the US? I appreciate you bringing this hearing to my attention. It's a complex and important issue with far-reaching implications, and I'm eager to learn more about how it unfolds.
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