you didn't need the credit for it, but I thought you should have it)
A discussion of a recent U.S. Senate bill ("the Crypto-Asset National Security Enhancement Act of 2023") on Twitter, by Blockchain Daily: https://twitter.com/blckchaindaily/status/1681668970770825218
Additionally, Coinbase has written about it, here: https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/07/19/new-us-senate-bill-wants-to-regulate-defi-like-banks/
From the Coinbase article: "...These controlling entities would need to vet and collect information on their customers, maintain anti money laundering programs, report suspicious activity to the government, and block sanctioned individuals from using their protocol."
It sounds like an opportunity for NexeraID to me. What do you all think?
Is this regulation in quote for only US citizens or are they planning to regulate the crypto space?
Well, I'm presuming -- take this with a HUGE grain of salt, because I haven't read the legislation yet -- that it would apply to companies in the US, or US users. I'm not sure how a law passed in the US could operate globally, unless they could convince everyone in the world to pass similar legislation, and I personally don't see that happening.
US always tries to control everything, but this imo only goes for US financial institutions
Okay I see that. I hope their regulation would be kind enough.
Well, those instructions should provide means to align with the regulation without loosing their integrity
How do you mean
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