The EU created a crypto task force within a new sanctions office to address the use of digital assets to evade sanctions on Russia. The office is intended to coordinate member states’ work on sanctions, while the task force focuses on crypto networks. The source describes the effort as a 12-month initiative but gives no date for its creation or evidence that it has already closed loopholes.
EU Deploys Crypto Task Force Against Russian Evasion
- by Bitcoin.com
- 37 minutes ago
- Crypto News / tag: European Union (EU), Regulation
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