Kelly Kline

Cryptocurrencies are everywhere these days: on the news, in your social media feed, and even in mainstream finance conversations. With all this exposure, it’s no surprise that confusion is also growing. Many people are entering the crypto space for the first time, only to be met with a sea of jargon, hype, and half-truths. Whether

Starting in 2027, the European Union will enforce strict anti-money laundering laws that effectively outlaw anonymous crypto activity. Tokens that mask user identities, such as Monero and Zcash, will no longer be permitted within EU-regulated platforms, and crypto companies will be barred from offering untraceable accounts. These rules form part of a sweeping regulatory overhaul

The European Union has recently passed new anti-money laundering regulations. According to the European Crypto Initiative (EUCI), this effectively amounts to a ban on privacy coins such as Monero (XMR). Ultimately, it was only a matter of time. Anonymous cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR) stand in such stark contradiction to standard anti-money laundering (AML) rules that