U.S. Treasury signals shift on crypto mixers, acknowledges legitimate privacy uses

March 09, 2026 1 min read 4 views

A congressional report on implementing the Genius Act acknowledges the existence of lawful uses for blockchain privacy tools even as U.S. regulators pursue enforcement cases tied to illicit finance.

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U.S. Treasury signals shift on crypto mixers, acknowledges legitimate privacy uses

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