With a monetary committee vote just hours away, will the crypto community’s mammoth effort to change EU lawmakers’ minds about tough transparency rules for crypto transactions make a difference? By iamsandali.
Crypto investors in the EU have been reaching out to their representatives in parliament ahead of a vote on tough transparency laws.
Robert Kopitsch has been working around the clock to engage with European Union lawmakers ahead of a parliamentary committee vote targeting crypto transfers. Kopitsch, secretary general of Brussels-based lobby group Blockchain for Europe, and other crypto advocates have been rallying supporters worldwide to sway members of the European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs.
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