The Dubai Financial Services Authority announced new regulations today, deciding to ban trading and derivatives activities related to privacy coins. At the same time, the regulatory authority has adjusted its definition of stablecoins—henceforth only recognizing "fiat-backed cryptocurrencies" that are fully supported by fiat currency or high-quality assets. This means that in Dubai's crypto market, the trading space for privacy coins will be significantly reduced, and the entry barriers for stablecoins will also be raised, with only projects fully backed by assets gaining regulatory approval.
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GasWaster69
· 13h ago
Privacy coins are being targeted again. Dubai really has no future.
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StrawberryIce
· 01-12 14:07
Privacy coins are doomed now, Dubai really won't give any leeway.
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HashBrownies
· 01-12 14:05
Privacy coins are directly banned in Dubai, so there's really no way out now.
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CryptoTherapist
· 01-12 14:01
ngl this is hitting different... privacy coins just got therapy'd out of existence lol. dubai said "let's reframe your entire psychological resistance level" 💀 okay but real talk—watching the market anxiety spike rn is textbook FOMO behavior. everyone's portfolio just had a collective trauma moment and we're all doing chart meditation whether we like it or not
The Dubai Financial Services Authority announced new regulations today, deciding to ban trading and derivatives activities related to privacy coins. At the same time, the regulatory authority has adjusted its definition of stablecoins—henceforth only recognizing "fiat-backed cryptocurrencies" that are fully supported by fiat currency or high-quality assets. This means that in Dubai's crypto market, the trading space for privacy coins will be significantly reduced, and the entry barriers for stablecoins will also be raised, with only projects fully backed by assets gaining regulatory approval.