DeFi, and the decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) that govern it, “should also be subject to Union [anti-money laundering / counter terrorist financing] rules where they are controlled directly or indirectly, including through smart contracts or voting protocols, by natural and legal persons,” the text said.
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