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So the user got lucky once. The thief can repeat that process as often as he likes. He only needs to succeed a single time. And even if he doesn't succeed the e

by gst 13y ago

So the user got lucky once. The thief can repeat that process as often as he likes. He only needs to succeed a single time. And even if he doesn't succeed the evidence is pretty thin and might not be enough for a prosecution.

gwern 13y ago
He can repeat it all he likes, he's just making the operator of Bitcoin Fog a millionaire. You cannot launder 96k btc without getting 96k btc from somewhere else, by definition; if you 'launder' without >96kbtc of other people's money, you just get your own coins sent to a new address, and you could've done that yourself for free. Now, maybe he could manage the full 96k btc if he used multiple laundries over many months, but that is time he does not have.