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I think that may be a feature for money launderers. They love exploiting subjective valued things like art and wine. It would also help explain where the dumb m

I think that may be a feature for money launderers. They love exploiting subjective valued things like art and wine. It would also help explain where the dumb money is coming from - losing money during the laundering process is the norm so a "bad deal" could still be a win.

tim333 6y ago
True it's kind of a great fit for that. Your clean money account offers a stupid NFT for $50m, your dirty money account buys it all via anonymised crypto. Though maybe a bit obvious.