A new bill has been proposed in Colombia aimed at regulating the cryptocurrency industry. The document includes 16 provisions, including a licensing system for cryptocurrency companies, with the goal of protecting users and stimulating investments. The bill also addresses issues related to taxation, anti-money laundering, and combating terrorism financing. In Colombia, where 5 million people are actively trading cryptocurrency, the aim is to eliminate the risks associated with the informal activities of crypto companies.
3/3/2025 12:00:12 PM (GMT+1)
Colombia has proposed a new bill to regulate the cryptocurrency industry with the goal of protecting users, combating fraud, and stimulating investments in the country
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