The petition asks the EU to take a tiny fee on crypto transactions to be pooled into a fund for victims of fraud and hacks.
EU Parliament Receives Petition Seeking to Establish Crypto Crime Victims’ Fund
January 15, 2021 | CoinDesk | Shares: 0
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