Yellen noted that in its updated guidance, the FATF clarified that its intent was not to regulate as virtual asset providers (VASPs) people or providers that “provide only ancillary services or products to a virtual asset network, including hardware manufacturers, providers of unposted wallets, software developers, or miners that are not otherwise engaged in covered activities.”
Related posts
-
2025: Crypto’s Next Boom – 3 Key Predictions (DeFi, Stablecoins, Retail)
No one can argue with 2024 being a breakthrough year for crypto. BTC and ETH ETFs... -
Big Data Expert: Current AI Regulations Hinder Progress, David Sacks Appointment a Positive Step
Chi Zhang, CEO of Kite AI, criticizes both the... -
Coinbase delists Tether, other MiCA noncompliant stablecoins
Coinbase will restrict European users from trading certain stablecoins like Tether due to MiCA regulatory requirements....