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Clarity Act Faces Critical Senate Deadline as Crypto Advocates Ramp up Pressure
Existing Law Already Covers Crypto AML. The Current Clarity Act Would Create New Gaps.
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Will Bonner
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Bank Policy InstituteExisting Law Already Covers Crypto AML. The Current Clarity Act Would Create New Gaps.bpi.comSome crypto advocates argue that Congress must pass the Clarity Act to create an anti-money laundering framework for digital assets because in their view, Congress has not to date weighed in on the specific AML requirements that should apply to crypto. That’s not true. That framework already exists: the Treasury Department has authority today to … The post Existing Law Already Covers Crypto AML. The Current Clarity Act Would Create New Gaps. appeared first on Bank Policy Institute .
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