November 8 Evening Commute Podcast — US FinCEN Withdraws Stricter Remittance Information Rules… Market Watches as Bitcoin Dominance Rises
Original headline11월 8일 퇴근길 팟캐스트 — 미 FinCEN 송금정보 기준 강화안 철회…비트코인 점유율 상승 속 시장 관망
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The U.S. Treasury's FinCEN and the Federal Reserve withdrew a 2020 proposal that would have lowered the threshold for collecting cross-border transfer information, including crypto transactions, from $3,000 to $250. The retreat removes a regulatory overhang for cross-border remittances and digital-asset transfers, though markets did not immediately shift to risk-on. Bitcoin fell 0.26% to $75,744.75 and Ethereum dropped 0.55% to $2,231.49 over 24 hours despite the relief news. The muted price reaction suggests traders remain cautious and are watching whether the lighter information-collection burden translates into smoother cross-border flows.
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