Lithuania aims to tighten crypto regulation and ban anonymous accounts
The country decided to act in advance of upcoming EU regulations that could effectively ban noncustodial wallets.
The country decided to act in advance of upcoming EU regulations that could effectively ban noncustodial wallets.
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