Pre-insulting everyone who disagrees with you as a &quot;cult member&quot; is pretty nonconstructive as far as comments go, and for that matter so is the idea that tumbling is equivalent to money laundering, the latter of which always implies ill-gotten gains.<p>Someone has yet to successfully explain how you differentiate coins once they enter a single wallet. Say you know with certainty who owns a given address. That person makes a transaction sending the coins to another wallet, and the owner of that wallet makes another transaction.<p>You <i>do not know</i> who controls the second and third wallets. It could be the original owner splitting their money up. It could be a legitimate business accepting payment for services.<p>There&#x27;s no way just looking at the blockchain to tell the difference between &#x27;tumbling&#x27; and other perfectly normal transactions, save for <i>very easily defeated</i> statistical analysis