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You don't need the whole world, just the exchanges. And and some ERC20 tokens can have addresses frozen by a central authority (ex. USDC and Circle, USDT and Te
by easrng 5y ago
You don't need the whole world, just the exchanges. And and some ERC20 tokens can have addresses frozen by a central authority (ex. USDC and Circle, USDT and Tether, etc) which is why the attacker immediately sold the USDC for ETH on 1inch and Uniswap.
- nwiswell 5y ago> You don't need the whole world, just the exchanges. Then you just tumble the coins and head to an exchange.
- netheril96 5y ago> You don't need the whole world, just the exchanges. But there are a whole world of exchanges. Anyone can make an exchange. Any one can also trade in person.