The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) is likely to reverse its current ban on cryptocurrencies and set up a framework to regulate them by late September, the Financial Tribune wrote on Monday, quoting central bank Nasser Hakimi.
The new rules will cover several aspects, according to Nasser Hakimi, CBI's deputy for innovative technologies. Speaking at a blockchain and crypto conference held in Tehran over the weekend, he said:
"The first concerns the prevalent global cryptocurrencies. The High Council of Anti-Money Laundering has imposed a ban in light of concerns over global allegations of money laundering and ...
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