Privacy coins

Skip to content 9 May 2025 Critics warn that EU’s new AML rules could push parts of the crypto economy into black markets. The European Union is set to introduce new measures under its Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) to track cryptocurrency transfers. The EU aims to gather data on both senders and recipients of funds, […]

Homepage News Business EU law banning anonymous digital asset wallets by 2027, ‘final’ Digital asset advocacy group the European Crypto Initiative (EUCI) has published an AML Handbook to help firms “stay compliant” with the European Union’s (EU) impending new anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, which will ban so-called privacy coins and anonymous digital asset accounts from 2027. As noted

Explore how privacy coins gain momentum in the latest crypto bull run. See why Cold Wallet’s $0.00888 presale could be one of the smartest early plays in 2025. Crypto markets are rallying again, and this time it’s not just Bitcoin or Ethereum making headlines. While big names reclaim their highs, privacy coins are quietly gaining

While the debate over financial anonymity rages on, two names are always at the front and centre in the world of cryptocurrency: Monero (XMR) and Dash. Both coins were created to challenge the transparency of such classic blockchains as Bitcoin, offering users a more secret and incognito way of doing transactions. But among these privacy-focused

Hoskinson says he wants Cardano-based privacy stablecoins. Regulators are averse to privacy-enabled cryptocurrencies. Crypto’s stablecoin market has grown to $243 billion. Charles Hoskinson says that Cardano may offer a stablecoin that provides the same privacy as cash. Speaking on eToro’s “Conversations with Leaders” podcast on May 9, the Cardano co-founder proposed privacy-preserving stablecoins as a