The US Treasury has officially recognized that crypto mixers can have legitimate uses, marking a shift in its regulatory stance since the 2022 sanctions against Tornado Cash.
The US Treasury has withdrawn two major crypto surveillance proposals, including rules on unhosted wallets and transaction mixing, following policy shifts in the administration.
The US Department of Justice is pushing forward with the prosecution of Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm, while FinCEN has withdrawn its proposal to regulate crypto mixers.
FinCEN has withdrawn two major cryptocurrency regulatory proposals, including rules for non-custodial wallets and crypto mixers, signaling a shift toward deregulation in the US.
FinCEN has revoked two proposed rules concerning crypto mixers and unhosted wallets as part of the Trump administration's new deregulatory strategy.
FinCEN has withdrawn two long-pending regulatory proposals that would have imposed strict surveillance requirements on self-custodial wallets and crypto mixing services.
The US Treasury has withdrawn two major regulatory proposals from 2020 and 2023 that aimed to track personal crypto wallets and regulate mixing services.
The U.S. Treasury has withdrawn 2020 proposals from FinCEN that sought to increase surveillance on unhosted crypto wallets and mixers.
The US Treasury has withdrawn two proposed rules that would have imposed strict reporting and verification requirements on transactions involving unhosted wallets and crypto mixing services.
FinCEN has linked $12,7 billion in suspicious financial activity to crypto investment scams operating from compounds in Southeast Asia.
