Bitcoin Privacy Faces New Questions Over HMRC Crypto Powers
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The UK’s expanded HMRC powers to obtain information from crypto platforms are raising renewed concerns about Bitcoin users’ financial privacy. The measures could make it easier for tax authorities to identify and scrutinize crypto holdings and transactions, particularly where users rely on regulated exchanges. Bitcoin’s public ledger is already traceable, so the rules may increase the value of stronger privacy practices and self-custody, while underscoring that Bitcoin does not provide anonymity by default.
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