> I strongly prefer there to be no record of the transaction. Other than cash, this isn't viable. You'll have to launder your money no matter what, at some poi

> I strongly prefer there to be no record of the transaction. Other than cash, this isn't viable. You'll have to launder your money no matter what, at some point. Crypto just makes transferring trivial, it's less regulated, you can't go to your bank and ask them for help, etc. It's good for criminals for these reasons. There's radically more infrastructure for this sort of thing in existing systems. Crypto is far less regulated, you can transfer across countries easily, laundering becomes trivial, transfers via hacked accounts, etc.