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It would be, if it were to be widely accepted for things other than drugs or other illegal services. At current adoption levels, the liquidity is enough for som
by alwayslikethis 4y ago
It would be, if it were to be widely accepted for things other than drugs or other illegal services. At current adoption levels, the liquidity is enough for some small scale illegal fund transfer or some drug trade, but not nearly enough for big money laundering operations (good luck cashing out $100M worth of monero without tanking the price).
- throwaway290 4y agoIf they can launder even a million dollars this way it seems like an example of conflict of interest between people who want less crime and people who the gov to not take their money.