Jamaica’s House of Representatives, on September 22 began considering a virtual asset service provider regulatory bill, which aims to establish a licensing, anti-money laundering, and operational regulatory framework.
NEAR Intents Lead Alex Shevchenko said that the Bitget hacker had attempted to transfer over 50000000 USD through the protocol, with only 166000 USD passing through, while another 503000 USD was frozen during execution.
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis said Democrats voted against the Clarity Act, preventing the implementation of authority for the Treasury Department to combat money laundering through offshore crypto exchanges.
Reports say that FATF published Türkiye’s mutual evaluation report on September 23 and placed it under enhanced follow-up, requiring reforms within 3 years and regular progress reporting.
The Bolivian government and the International Monetary Fund have reportedly agreed to establish a virtual asset regulatory framework and are assessing the incorporation of USDT into the national payment system. Specific implementation arrangements have not yet been announced.