Crypto Incognito: New Regulation Targets Crypto’s Bad Reputation
KYC data requirements and new legislation aim to move cryptocurrency markets into the mainstream, but are the anonymity and illegal activity tied to digital currencies exaggerated?
In a July 2018 indictment by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) as part of a high profile probe by special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, 12 Russian operatives stand accused of hacking into the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
The indictments provide a detailed account of how a group of Russians sought to sway the US election by employing cutting-edge technology and covert tactics. Part of the clandestine operation
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