Canada's nationwide ban on crypto ATMs is a direct response to the government's claim that these machines have become a primary method for fraudsters to extract cash and criminals to launder illicit funds. This aggressive stance, contrasting sharply with the US's fragmented approach, implies that crypto ATMs are inherently a tool for crime, not just a convenience. Is this a necessary evil to combat financial crime, or an unjustified attack on a legitimate technology?
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