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> censorship resistant transfer of value But how do you get actual value out of it, i.e. currency? AFAIK most exchanges have pretty strict money laundering rul
by tomp 8y ago
> censorship resistant transfer of value
But how do you get actual value out of it, i.e. currency? AFAIK most exchanges have pretty strict money laundering rules these days, it's not like Wikileaks could just open an account to liquidate those BTC donations...
- celticninja 8y agoIt is possible to exchange for cash and it isn't money laundering to just change BTC to cash. An exchange may face political pressure to stop facilitating wikileaks converting BTC to USD/GBP/EUR but thats about the extent of it.
- magnamerc 8y agoThere are several ways to bypass exchanges. LocalBitcoins and Bisq are two ways. There are more though.
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