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Chainalysis: Requiring KYC Reports From Crypto Exchanges Actually Bad For Transparency

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The Financial Action Task Force suggests requiring exchanges to store information about where each transaction made on their platform came from and where the money went. But blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis says that could send some exchanges into the shadows.

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