Laundering assumes liquidity when the money is clean, otherwise it’s not laundering. Funnily 10c on the dollar might be worth doing if there are no other laund

Laundering assumes liquidity when the money is clean, otherwise it’s not laundering. Funnily 10c on the dollar might be worth doing if there are no other laundering methods available. It’s like investing - laundered money seeks the beat returns. And in the case of Vancouver the assets purchased with laundered money actually went up YOY. Seems like a good place to launder, no?