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I know... every time I hear/read that it raises a red flag that maybe this person hasn't done much reading on the subject to begin with and just heard it throug
by markatkinson 9y ago
I know... every time I hear/read that it raises a red flag that maybe this person hasn't done much reading on the subject to begin with and just heard it through the luddite grapevine.
- Spivak 9y agoBecause it's a currency that works like cash over the internet with no reversibility, it can be easily laundered via mixers, and has no ties to your real life identity unless you want it to. It's not perfect but it's by far the best currency for illicit online transactions.
- ldiracdelta 9y agoWhen you use a coin tumbler, the image invoked is that of laundering like clothes tumbling in a washer machine. How can willingly jumping into an optional laundering service not raise a red flag? Is it possible that another cryptocurrency like Monero will have privacy as a default that makes it so you don't look like Al Capone when you [maybe] want to just preserve some privacy?