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> Its value is essentially zero. No it's not. It's worth a bit less than face value, but you can cash it out by swapping to other cryptos.
by ahtihn 5y ago
> Its value is essentially zero.
No it's not. It's worth a bit less than face value, but you can cash it out by swapping to other cryptos.
- matheusmoreira 5y agoAnd why would anyone ever accept tainted bitcoin in exchange for anything?
- everfree 5y agoBecause everyone's definition of taint is different, and coming up with a globally recognized universal definition of taint is logistically impossible. To you, you might be trying to break your link with a Bitcoin mixer by wrapping those bitcoins and uniswapping them for a different asset on Ethereum. To me, I simply went to Uniswap and bought some wrapped bitcoins, then deposited them on a traditional exchange.