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Wouldn’t that be incredibly easy to circumvent? Just create a new address for each transaction?

• jazzyjackson 5y ago
  with what money? the blockchain is the all seeing eye, if you move a penny from one wallet to another, that wallet gets blacklisted too. (not to mention you eat the transaction fee every time you try it!)
  • jstanley 5y ago
    If that's really how it works, then you can get everyone's addresses blacklisted by just sending tiny amounts of money to them.
    • jazzyjackson 5y ago
      …you got me there! probably not a smart thing to automate, but I’m sure they will try
  • qecez 5y ago
    Transactions on Bitcoin's layer 2 (the Lightning Network) are extremely private and there's no way to blacklist anything.