Reps move to regulate cryptocurrency, POS operations
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : According to him, the absence of clear rules, coupled with the volatility and complexity of the technology, makes it imperative for the National Assembly to establish appropriate regulations and consumer protection mechanisms.54% : "It is because of this absence of clear rules, coupled with the volatility and complexity of the technology, that the House found it imperative to establish regulations and consumer protection measures that will guide the activities of Virtual Assets Service Providers, including cryptocurrencies and crypto assets," he said.
35% : "There are real concerns about the susceptibility of cryptocurrency to terrorism financing and money laundering, considering its opaque nature, dubious regulatory framework, and lack of accountability," he said.
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