Turkey today issued new cryptocurrency anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, requiring users with a single transaction amount exceeding 15,000 Turkish lira (about $425) to provide identity information to crypto service providers. The regulations will officially take effect on February 25, 2025.
In the current bull market environment of the crypto market, tracks such as DeFi, AI, Meme launch, AI and games have shown unique advantages and huge development potential.
The three keywords "ETF approval", "halving" and "US election" have driven the market changes of Bitcoin throughout the year. Behind this overall picture, what specific changes are worth paying attention to in the trading market, on-chain fundamentals and application levels of Bitcoin? What potential impact do these changes have on development in 2025?
Turkey today issued new cryptocurrency anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, requiring users with a single transaction amount exceeding 15,000 Turkish lira (about $425) to provide identity information to crypto service providers. The regulations will officially take effect on February 25, 2025.
In this issue, FinTax will review the Oyster case and the Bitqyck case, using these two ICO-related tax evasion cases as examples to provide crypto investors with sober thinking about tax compliance during the meme coin craze.