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> Ironic, about Bitcoin not being most effective for laundering criminal proceeds, the opposite of popular opinion. That assertion is made without any form of
by foofie 3y ago
> Ironic, about Bitcoin not being most effective for laundering criminal proceeds, the opposite of popular opinion.
That assertion is made without any form of substantiation, and in context of a comically bad criminal operation that was unraveled because the ringleader wanted to rake in loyally points from booking all of his couriers' trips to fly for free. I don't think this level of thinking is compatible with the idea of understanding crypto currency transactions well enough to do them with the faintest level of security.
- hulitu 3y ago> That assertion is made without any form of substantiation Ransomware ?
- foofie 3y ago> Ransomware ? I have no idea. All I know is that a while back I read a report that estimated that the total volume of illicit trade using cryptocurrencies in 2022 was around $20B, and the volume dropped due to sanctions imposed on Russia and subsequent crackdown on crypto as a way to sidestep them.