Ireland is preparing new cryptocurrency regulations ahead of the EU’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act, which comes into force in December. Finance Minister Jack Chambers told the cabinet that urgent regulations would be made. Details of the new regulations have not yet been shared. The EU law gives financial intelligence units the power to suspend transactions and introduces stricter reporting requirements for crypto exchanges. The Central Bank of Ireland aims to lead the way with MiCA to support secure innovation. Share your views in the comments.