They're really hammering away at the narrative these days. Every one of these articles i see reference one another. If this issue is so contentious as they clai

They're really hammering away at the narrative these days. Every one of these articles i see reference one another. If this issue is so contentious as they claim every time, why is it that they can only seem to find a handful of people to reference each other? Seems like a group of people that for whatever assortment of reasons (probably their stated ones) don't like cryptocurrency and are crafting and hammering away at a narrative. I don't disagree with a lot of what's said in the article. But there's a lot that is ignored, and a lot that isn't put into context. Yes, this entire system is designed to put financial interaction outside the purview of regulators. This is 100% true. But that's a selling point, at least to those who see it as a positive. That doesn't equate to "crime" though (although it includes crime as a subset) unless you blanked define all financial activity outside the reach of regulation as "crime", which is circular logic.