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🔥 Crypto in the Crosshairs: EU Labels Crypto ‘Top Money Laundering Threat’

Europe’s new Anti‑Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) has officially ranked crypto assets as the top money-laundering threat in the EU. The authority highlights the risks tied to crypto’s anonymity, speed, and cross-border nature—citing fragmentation in EU regulation as a major enabling factor .

They’re now rolling out pan-EU licensing under MiCA, intending to oversee roughly 40 major crypto firms, including Binance, by 2028. France has already launched investigations into Binance over potential AML violations .

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💡 Why This Matters:

Stricter licensing could reshape how global exchanges operate in Europe.

Ongoing probes—like France’s Binance investigation—may impact user access and push for higher compliance.

In response, Binance Square creators can pivot: discuss regulatory impact, share compliance tips, or cover EU revisions to MiCA policy.

This is your chance to lead the conversation on compliance and explore how evolving regulation may influence the next wave of crypto innovation.

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