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California Tightens Crypto Rules with Memecoin Ban and Digital Asset Enforcement

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California has enacted two new laws aimed at regulating cryptocurrencies and digital assets. Assembly Bill 2409 bans public officials from issuing memecoins, effective January 1, 2027. The law also introduces civil enforcement through actions by the Attorney General and local prosecutors.

The second bill, SB 1208, expands anti-money laundering (AML) laws to cover digital assets. This will enable authorities to freeze, seize, and forfeit crypto tied to crimes, as well as recover money for victims of scams and frauds.

These new regulations increase compliance burdens for token launches, fundraising, crypto businesses, and users in California.

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