EU Innovation Hub criticizes privacy coins and crypto mixers in new report

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Crypto Law

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11 June 2024

Original blog post

In its inaugural report on encryption, the EU Innovation Hub for Internal Security examined how privacy coins and mixing protocols complicate regulatory efforts.

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