"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzBYQ72w-uI&amp;t=23m00s"">23:00</a> PulseX is the Pulsechain Exchange. Its like Uniswap or 1inch but for the pulsechain. The Sacrifice is the ICO phase where people can get coins before it hits the open markets. The term Sacrifice is just legalese so it doesn't become a US Security.",(reply>), @Middleclass Workingman yeah but who owns the 27 wallet addresses the money was filtered through? Some could even be legitimate businesses, that's the point of laundering to make the trail obscure and with just addresses instead of names and customer ID, it makes it pretty easy. Just because it's visible doesn't mean it's clear.,(reply>), @Brisology the definition of laundering LITERALLY states it is to be used in reference to money obtained <b>illegally</b> .<br>So while yes it means to conceal where the money came from it is strictly speaking to be used in reference to attempts to hide where illegally obtained money or money alternatives was obtained typically by running it through either a bank or otherwise legal entity.<br>So with that added context money laundering should never be seen as okay as it DIRECTLY states the money in question was obtained illegally. And as an aside you're free to hide where you got your money if it came from a legal source...should anyone who isn't the bank you store your money with or someone representing your government ask. As the bank will know as they facilitated the transaction and already know, meaning you CAN'T hide it from them, and banks are beholden to hand over financial information to government agents should said agents feel the information pertinent to an ongoing investigation, meaning if you're being investigated for some reason or another (as correct or incorrect as said investigation may be) a bank can legally not deny the nice man in a suit access to their financial servers.,(reply>), ​@Brisology if you can write a paragraph, hopefully you have the time to lookup the actual definition to money laundering. like someone else said, it's called laundering for a reason.<br><br>&gt;insert "i do not think that word means what you think it means" gif&lt;,(reply>), @DANK 🤡💩,(reply>), @Brisology "money laundering should be a human right" yeah, so should the public execution of stupid people 🙄