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Vietnam imposes fines for unlicensed crypto trading ahead of regulatory changes
3 sourcesFirst reported 1 day agoUpdated 19 hours ago
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- Retail users in Vietnam who trade on unlicensed offshore crypto exchanges may face fines ranging from $1,140 to $1,900.
- The recently established penalties for unlicensed crypto trading are comparable to those for drunk driving.
- These fines are part of a broader regulatory framework being introduced as Vietnam prepares to launch a regulated crypto market.
- The penalties also encompass violations related to anti-money laundering (AML) practices.
- Vietnam's new regulations highlight the government's efforts to monitor and control the emerging cryptocurrency sector.
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Vietnam sets fines for unlicensed crypto trading ahead of regulation rollout
Cointelegraph· 1 day ago
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Binance & OKX users face $1900 fines in Vietnam, Coinbase in China? Asia Express
Cointelegraph· 19 hours ago
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Vietnam sets new crypto trading fines on par with drunk-driving penalties
The Block· 1 day ago