President of Panama shoots down crypto bill citing FATF guidelines
Although the president has previously called the laws innovative, his concern regarding Anti-Money Laundering measures has put the bill back up for debate with the government.
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Although the president has previously called the laws innovative, his concern regarding Anti-Money Laundering measures has put the bill back up for debate with the government.
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