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Category: Monero
Law Decoded: E Pluribus SHA-256
New developments at the state level in the U.S. defined this week’s regulatory news.
XMR workgroup says IRS should study Monero — not try to break it
Dollars are used for nefarious activities too.
New US Treasury sanctions on Russian hackers hit Monero address
The U.S. government is charging ahead in its pursuit of privacy tokens, according to the latest sanctions.
Report: Privacy coins don’t conflict with Anti-Money Laundering laws
Where does the right to financial privacy end?
Privacy coins ‘pose less risk of money laundering than other coins’
Privacy coins aren’t a major money laundering risk a new white paper argues.
Many cloud servers are still at high risk of being hijacked for crypto mining
Is cryptojacking still an underrated threat?
Law Decoded: Governments vs. blockchain privacy, Sept. 4-11
Taking account of more aggressive crypto tracking measures and what they mean for future government adoption of blockchain.
IRS to Pay $625K to Crack Monero, Crypto Proponents Scoff at Contract
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wants to pay a contractor $625,000 if they can crack layer-two privacy schemes and the privacy-centric crypto asset monero (XMR). The tax agency says that the entity has “limited investigative resources” for tracing these types of cryptocurrency transactions. The United States tax agency wants to obtain a solution to […]
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The IRS offers a $625,000 bounty to anyone who can break Monero and Lightning
The United States IRS agency has announced a bounty of up to $625k to anyone who can crack Monero’s privacy.