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Riiiiight… except for the terrorists, money launderers, scammers, rug-pullers, ponzi schemers, drug dealers, and of course good old fashioned ransomware pirates. 
Other than those well documented uses which all seem to successfully anonymize their ill-gotten gains, TOTALLY TRACEABLE and mainstream.
I get it man, you’re invested in this shit, of course you don’t want it to be crap. 
But it’s crap.
Yep, it’s kinda crazy to blame crypto when it’s been getting laundered through banks for generations before crypto ever existed.  The problem is criminals not the technology they decide to use >

Conventional money doesn't want the competition. Make their slice of grift smaller >

Previously it was just the mainstream option for… money laundering, ransom demands, tax evasion and running scams! So now it’s all of that, but also terrorism?
What an incredible and valuable technology. >

Also buying drugs online. >

So what's wrong with that?
I'm not and never will be a customer, but a guy running a little mail order service out of his basement is far prefered to an open air drug market that turns a neighborhood where people are just trying to live into a war zone. >

People really acting like crime didn't exist before cryptocurrency lmao >

What slave trade? What bank bail out? What? >

Wait till you find out how cash is used. >

Cash is outdated. Can be traced. Has to be physically transferred and transported. Crypto is just a click away from anywhere in the world. >

Litteraly every transaction is recorded on an immutable ledger. It's the most transparent way to move assets in history. 
Also, yeah, being a click away from anywhere in the world is one of the better attributes. >


Litteraly every transaction is recorded on an immutable ledger. It's the most transparent way to move assets in history.

You understand how that’s sort of true, but also bullshit right? You can absolutely launder your funds with crypto, that’s why ransomware defaults to it, and as the article says why terrorists are using it. Sure if you get Bitcoin and cash out it’s traceable, but what if you go… I don’t know… buy a bunch of Monero, then use a Tumbler? >

Monero is a niche and I'm on the fence about mixers. Let's be honest, though, those are minute endeavors.