#EUPrivacyCoinBan

“EU Prohibits Privacy Coin: Get Ready for Transactions Without Masks!”☑️

Starting July 1, 2027, the European Union officially enforces the Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) that prohibits privacy coins—such as Monero, Zcash, and Dash—along with anonymous wallets across registered exchanges in the EU region. Every crypto transaction worth ≥ €1,000 is now required to go through dual KYC for both sender and receiver, eliminating the anonymity loophole that has been exploited by money laundering and terrorism financing actors.

This ban forces privacy coins to be moved to decentralized exchanges (DEX) or more lenient jurisdictions, but faces challenges of liquidity and security. On the other hand, Bitcoin (BTC) is predicted to become a “safe haven” for some of the lost liquidity, reinforcing its dominance in the market. EU centralized exchanges are preparing to delist privacy tokens and strengthen compliance, while users will switch to off-chain solutions, layer-2 mixers, or protocols that guarantee privacy without violating regulations.

Future impacts:

Privacy vs Transparency: The EU crypto market is transforming towards full transparency, while also driving new privacy technology innovations.

Strengthening BTC: Liquidity is shifting to BTC, triggering potential price increases and adoption.

Ecosystem Changes: The emergence of compliant DEX & on-chain privacy protocols, bridging the needs of regulators and users.

> Note: This regulation may still undergo amendments. Keep an eye on official EU announcements and updates from your exchanges.