PANews August 15 news, according to DL News, researchers from the Bank for International Settlements proposed in a new paper to score individuals based on their cryptocurrency transfer history. If the cryptocurrency has been transacted through a wallet associated with a suspect or commonly used for money laundering, it may receive a lower score. Each country can set a threshold score to determine whether users can convert that cryptocurrency into fiat currency. The system will target tokens associated with illegal activities while aiming to maintain the permissionless nature of the blockchain without requiring the collection of user data.