> Are you telling me that fraudsters get caught on the blockchain more than other places? I'm sorry, but I did not say "more" and "other places" in my comment.

> Are you telling me that fraudsters get caught on the blockchain more than other places? I'm sorry, but I did not say "more" and "other places" in my comment. What I said is what I wrote. My point is: blockchain is not anonymous. The hate bandwagon that says fraudsters have a safe heaven for doing whatever they want without a slight chance of being caught is just fantasy land...