The Argentine Senate passed a revised bill on regulating cryptocurrency exchanges
According to Odaily Star Daily, the Argentine Senate has voted to pass a law amending the current regulatory framework for cryptocurrency exchanges and other cryptocurrency-related companies to comply with anti-money laundering control requirements. The amendment decides to establish a registry of Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) managed by the Argentine Securities Regulatory Authority CNV, and also stipulates that cryptocurrency companies have an obligation to provide customer personal information and other data to government entities.
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