Over the past six months, I’ve noticed a wave of new compliance rules hitting crypto platforms across multiple jurisdictions. Some require proof-of-residence for every transaction, others mandate real-time transaction monitoring. Is this a coordinated global shift, or are individual nations reacting to specific incidents?
I’m trying to understand the underlying drivers. Are regulators primarily concerned about money laundering, tax evasion, or something else entirely? It would help to know whether these measures are actually reducing illicit activity or just pushing volume toward less transparent venues.
If you follow policy updates, what patterns are you seeing? Are certain types of exchanges—centralized versus decentralized—being targeted more aggressively?
