TREE NEWS update: Members of the European Parliament called for crypto to be included in the EU’s anti-corruption agenda, alongside stronger asset recovery measures. The European Commission plans to adopt its first anti-corruption strategy by the end of this year.
EU Lawmakers Push Crypto Into Anti-Corruption Agenda
This signals that EU policymakers are moving to fold crypto into mainstream financial-integrity frameworks rather than treating it as a separate niche. For exchanges, custodians and RWA platforms operating in Europe, the practical effect would likely be tighter traceability and asset-recovery expectations, not a new prohibition. The open question is how the Commission's first anti-corruption strategy defines scope: whether it targets intermediaries and service providers, or reaches further into self-hosted and DeFi activity.
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