Word on the street: Washington's gearing up to revamp the entire anti-money-laundering framework. The current system—designed to catch drug cartels, terror financing, and criminal syndicates—has become a headache for traditional banks. They're burning through compliance budgets while regulators question whether it's even working.
The financial institutions have been vocal: too much cost, not enough results. Now the administration's looking at a full overhaul. Could this reshape how compliance works across both traditional finance and crypto? The rules that banks wrestle with today often trickle down to digital asset platforms tomorrow.
If they streamline these regulations, we might see shifts in how exchanges and DeFi protocols handle reporting requirements. Worth watching how this plays out.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 13h ago
NGL, if this reform can truly simplify the compliance process, it might be a positive development for exchanges and DeFi protocols.
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HodlAndChill
· 12-10 18:00
Lmao, here we go again. Now the banks are crying poverty, and it's the government's turn to listen? Is it true that this system can be simplified to break the AML framework?
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DAOdreamer
· 12-10 17:57
Coming again? This time, the regulatory authorities are serious, and the banks can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 12-10 17:49
Wait, now the banks are passing the buck? High compliance costs mean changing the rules? I don't understand this logic.
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GasWaster69
· 12-10 17:31
Nah Watch Washington is up to something again, and in the end, crypto gets the blame
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Banks are burning money on compliance games, now it's our turn...
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Lol if they could really simplify this system, then I’d be surprised. The government would just make things more complicated
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So exchanges are going to change reporting again? I'm done
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Banks messing with themselves, then throwing the rules at crypto... this routine is played out
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TideReceder
· 12-10 17:31
Banks are complaining nonstop, and compliance costs are frightening... Is this really the time to cut deeply?
Word on the street: Washington's gearing up to revamp the entire anti-money-laundering framework. The current system—designed to catch drug cartels, terror financing, and criminal syndicates—has become a headache for traditional banks. They're burning through compliance budgets while regulators question whether it's even working.
The financial institutions have been vocal: too much cost, not enough results. Now the administration's looking at a full overhaul. Could this reshape how compliance works across both traditional finance and crypto? The rules that banks wrestle with today often trickle down to digital asset platforms tomorrow.
If they streamline these regulations, we might see shifts in how exchanges and DeFi protocols handle reporting requirements. Worth watching how this plays out.