Hard to see any concrete regulations in that paper. Page 37 which is subtitled

Annex 2 might be the "friendliest" tldr as it breaks down the recommendations

into bullet points. It's more of a "identify areas of concern and make

recommendations for looking into and implementing policy" type of paper.

I am far from an expert in legal/regulatory policy but it does seem that FATF is

the body that is the nuts and bolts of formulating regulation. Their paper,

originally from 2012, is regularly updated and most recently updated earlier

this year.

https://www.fatf-gafi.org/content/dam/fatf-gafi/recommendations/FATF%20Recommendations%202012.pdf.coredownload.inline.pdf

Stablecoins are obviously a major concern to these regulatory groups.

I kind of conclude we expect a slow, steady grind over the next few years

as KYC/AML is pushed into as much of crypto as possible and in as many

jurisdictions as possible. At the same time there will probably be

industry, human rights and even financial institutions pushing back against

overly restrictive regulation.

TLDR....... Learn, Stack, Self Custody Bitcoin and Chill

are pushed into as much of the