Lithuania to Adopt Crypto Regulations Even Stricter Than the EU’s

Lithuania to Adopt Crypto Regulations Even Stricter Than the EU’s
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2019-4-13 18:35

Lithuania, one of the Baltic tigers that has in past few years demonstrated it doesn’t shy away from new technologies and the digital economy, is preparing to introduce stricter rules for crypto companies.

The government in Vilnius is working on amendments that according to officials will go beyond the requirements of the latest, fifth EU […]

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