sexylassie2:


ignoramus. problem about you is that you listen to marketing instead of doing real research about so called blockchain technology

bitcoin is digital but has trace, you register a wallet with email, your phone number, exchanges works with banks, all history of transactions are all online

follow the trail it will lead you to the end.

blockchains are built on top of communication networks and equipments and it is companies and physical computers and humans that control these technology not spirits.

get sense, anything digital currency that has history, records of transaction and can be converted to physical currency through a payment gateway of a physical bank can be traced.

Lordspicy:


Exchanges work with banks bla bla bla, I suggest you do an online foundation course in blockchain technology with any top university before you start spewing crap, besides if you had sense you will know most crypto holders store their btc in a hardware key.

sexylassie2:


ignoramus. problem about you is that you listen to marketing instead of doing real research about so called blockchain technology

bitcoin is digital but has trace, you register a wallet with email, your phone number, exchanges works with banks, all history of transactions are all online

follow the trail it will lead you to the end.

blockchains are built on top of communication networks and equipments and it is companies and physical computers and humans that control these technology not spirits.

get sense, anything digital currency that has history, records of transaction and can be converted to physical currency through a payment gateway of a physical bank can be traced.

jmoore:
For the Hushpuppians who are excited that his gang
stashed the proceeds from crime into bitcoin wallets.



"In 2013, Victorian police seized 3 electronic bitcoin
wallets containing 24,518.4777721 BTC for the first time in Australia. The seizure was part of a large scale investigation into Mr Pollard who was suspected of drug trafficking, possession, cultivation, importation and dealing with proceeds derived from the drug crimes."


"Ireland’s Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) seized
6,000 BTC from a Dublin resident who was accused
of growing cannabis on property located in the
Wicklow Mountain region. The police found around €450,000 of marijuana plants but the €52 million ($56.1M) of BTC was the biggest single-value asset seizure by the CAB since 1996." >>
https://news.bitcoin.com/era-bitcoin-ireland-btc-cant-sell-7-years/


Proceeds from crime are taken over by the government. Investing stolen money into bitcoin won't shield you when the authorities come knocking at your door.
If you are still PRAYING that Hushpuppi and his gang would be released without forfeiting their bitcoin proceeds from crime, your prayer is ending straight to the SPAM folder.