You clearly don't know much about dark markets. Monero is very popular for illegal practices. You can exchange it for other crypto and cash out those coins. Let's say you have dirty bitcoin, you exchange them for monero and then back to bitcoin. There is no way for governments to track you down if you do it the right way.
You clearly don't know much about dark markets. Monero is very popular for illegal practices. You can exchange it for other crypto and cash out those coins. Let's say you have dirty bitcoin, you exchange them for money and then back to bitcoin. There is no way for governments to track you down if you do it the right way.
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You clearly don't know much about dark markets. Monero is very popular for illegal practices. You can exchange it for other crypto and cash out those coins. Let's say you have dirty bitcoin, you exchange them for monero and then back to bitcoin. There is no way for governments to track you down if you do it the right way.
Yeah, you're totally right. I actually don't know anything about cryptocurrency in the dark markets.
How does it work? How would someone go from a suitcase of dirty money to some dirty Bitcoin? How is that Bitcoin not trackable on a public ledger?
You clearly don't know much about dark markets. Monero is very popular for illegal practices. You can exchange it for other crypto and cash out those coins. Let's say you have dirty bitcoin, you exchange them for money and then back to bitcoin. There is no way for governments to track you down if you do it the right way.
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