The European Union is set to vote on March 28 on a new anti-money laundering plan to ban large transfers of crypto assets from anonymous self-custodial wallets, CoinDesk reported. Under current proposals, traders would be banned from making or accepting anonymous cryptocurrency transfers of more than 1,000 euros ($1,080), and transactions would be allowed if the identity of the client could be verified or if it involved a regulated cryptocurrency provider, friend, etc. Cryptocurrency transfers between private individuals are still allowed.