New Hungarian Law Criminalizes ‘Unauthorized’ Crypto Trades, Rattling Firms
Under newly enacted legislation in Hungary, digital asset traders using “unauthorized” cryptocurrency exchanges could face up to two years in prison, with harsher penalties for larger transactions. Crypto Firms Eye Exit...
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