EU moving towards total monetary surveillance and banning all anonymous payments
EU moving towards total monetary surveillance and banning all anonymous payments
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OP, your post is a mess.
- It's not "total monetary surveillance," it's limited to cryptocurrency and high (>$11,000) cash payments.
- You shouldn't encourage people to contact the EU before showing them what's actually happening
- Your Snort post doesn't work on my browser and it's a pretty bad social network anyway.
For people who are looking for actual info:
https://www.dw.com/en/eu-seeks-cash-payment-limit-tougher-money-laundering-rules/a-68024075
https://finbold.com/anonymous-crypto-wallets-now-illegal-in-the-eu/
Or the source OP was using:
(ETA better info and links)
83 0 Replywhy would someone limit me how I can spend my earned and 40% already taxed (taken) money? I gave my life time to earn it, they take half of it and still forbidding me to use it?
6 0 ReplyHiding money in anonymous crypto is a way to avoid paying taxes or launder money.
Trump made crypto trading cards so Russia and Saudi Arabia could contribute to him anonymously.
10 0 ReplySo if that is a problem, focus and investigate, why I have to do anything with that? And that is US, this is EU.
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