What Happens if All Stablecoin Users Have to Be Identified? - CoinFellowship

What Happens if All Stablecoin Users Have to Be Identified?

Feb 18, 2021 | Coindesk News | 0 comments

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If the U.S. reins in pseudonymity in stablecoin transactions (as seems possible) there could be big implications for the crypto industry, says our columnist.

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