It's been a hard month for privacy and your right to use crypto. There's a bright spot. Two rules at Treasury that Coin Center has vehemently opposed over the last several years have been officially withdrawn. The "unhosted wallet rule" that would have made Coinbase and others collect information on people who are holding their own crypto is dead. The special measure for mixers rule that would have classified effectively every step you should take to secure your privacy when using crypto (like not reusing addresses) as a "primary money laundering risk" subject to enhanced surveillance at financial institutions is dead. This is good news and I'm happy that our work for several years to characterize these rules as bad policy and probably unconstistitutional has born fruit. That said, the underlying statutory authority to create new, similar bad rules remains. Our work is not done and won't be until we truly protect self-custody and legitimate privacy tools in law via Congress or the Courts. Thank you to all of those who have supported Coin Center's work, and thank you to those in Treasury who have come to understand why these rules were bad policy and should be abandoned. coincenter.org/treasury-just…