Privacy Laws Block Cross-Border Crypto Oversight

[johnblockbuster]

The G20’s Financial Stability Board (FSB) warns that privacy laws are hindering global crypto regulation, even 16 years after Bitcoin’s debut.

Regulators face gaps in access to reliable crypto data, creating regulatory arbitrage, market fragmentation, and inconsistent supervision across borders. Privacy rules often prevent companies from sharing information with foreign authorities, slowing down oversight efforts.

[Nahid10]

Conflicting privacy laws across countries make global crypto compliance a real challenge.

[EmTeam]

Regulators must cooperate internationally — otherwise, privacy policies could slow blockchain adoption.

[Couturier]

Global crypto compliance won’t work until regulators sync up — fragmented privacy laws are turning transparency into a maze

[Swipe]

Global crypto compliance won’t work until regulators sync up fragmented privacy laws are turning transparency into a maze

[JanEmil]

If people keep away from KYC than hard to control.