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Except this isn't currency. This is property (a definition given by the SEC) which has a completely different legal standard. There is no excuse of ignorance fo
by birdyrooster 4y ago
Except this isn't currency. This is property (a definition given by the SEC) which has a completely different legal standard. There is no excuse of ignorance for receiving and selling stolen property or property used in service of a crime. It's an open secret that crypto is being used for illegal activity because it is not being enforced currently.
- Sinbe 4y ago> There is no excuse of ignorance for receiving and selling stolen property or property used in service of a crime Let's say your public address is public, all your net worth is there. A tainted account can send a small amount to you, nothing you can do about it. Is your account now tainted as well? If yes then bad actors now have a powerful tool of wealth destruction.