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There is no reason he would have to launder it at all, it's not dirty money (it's not illegal to sell items in video games, but often against the ToS). He could
by DKnoll 9y ago
There is no reason he would have to launder it at all, it's not dirty money (it's not illegal to sell items in video games, but often against the ToS). He could easily pay taxes on it as business income. Nobody knew he got it illegitimately.
- logronoide 9y agoYes, but business for doing what?
- toss1 9y agoFabricating and selling digital goods online. Could legitimately expense his computers too (if there was enough to itemize or he formed a corp)
- logronoide 9y agoIf "fabricating" means violating ToS and probably damaging (or at least impacting) the legal revenue of the companies that owns the games, I can't see how to run a company without hiding the real origin of the digital assets. AFAIK to sell a digital asset under the umbrella of a legal entity like a company, its origin must be legal too. If the income is big enough (and it seems so), there must be some kind of legal structure to sustain it for such a long time.