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The outputs are easy to track. The issue you have is someone running an exchange over seas that won't co-operate. Also, as others have said, it isn't as if ther
by snarf21 6y ago
The outputs are easy to track. The issue you have is someone running an exchange over seas that won't co-operate. Also, as others have said, it isn't as if there were no online scams before 2015.
- esyir 6y agoSounds like those exchanges are going to have devalued bitcoins then. Due to the traceability of bitcoin, I wouldn't be surprised if receiving coin from blacklisted addresses and then not removing it becomes something that gets your wallet blacklisted from mainstream exchanges under money laundering regs.