Re:First Bitcoin “mixer” penalized for violating anti-money ...
by doggosphere on Monday October 19, 2020 @02:38PM
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Governments could certainly compel exchanges to not list Monero or other privacy coins.
But even if they compelled users to list addresses of the coins they own, the nature of Monero makes it very redundant. It would be ineffective and a waste of time, and it wouldn't stop users from exchanging it.
But even if they compelled users to list addresses of the coins they own, the nature of Monero makes it very redundant. It would be ineffective and a waste of time, and it wouldn't stop users from exchanging it.