BitWell Responds to the U.S. DoJ's Prosecution for Helping Russians Hide Assets: No Personal Data Will Be Provided
Not only targeting Russian tycoons, on March 12, the DOJ also said it would prosecute banks and cryptocurrency exchanges that help Russians hide their assets.
- Not only targeting Russian tycoons, on March 12, the DOJ also said it would prosecute banks and cryptocurrency exchanges that help Russians hide their assets.
- OFAC and the US Department of Justice said that cryptocurrency exchanges need to take measures to ensure that Russians cannot make transactions.
- And companies or individuals determined to be complicit for directly or indirectly attempting to assist Russia in circumventing US sanctions will also be sanctioned.
- In this regard, Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, the largest US cryptocurrency exchange, noted that all US companies must comply with the law.