Myths about the criminal threat of cryptocurrencies

Recently, more and more often in the information space we hear about the “criminal” side of cryptocurrencies. In this article, using real examples, I prove that the attractiveness of digital currency for criminal transactions is exaggerated. Statistics show that using Bitcoin for criminal purposes is neither convenient nor safe. 




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