Quote from: dkbit98 on April 19, 2022, 02:01:39 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on April 18, 2022, 06:58:26 PM

That's why you see those wearing mixing service signatures constantly harassing attempted scammers who are not covering their tracks by paying a % of their stolen funds to mixing services.

Who exactly is harassing attempted scammers here, can you mention some names please?
I can also assume the similar thing for members who are wearing gambling signatures, they could also be criminals who are using stolen funds for gambling and washing their coins.
Government could also use gambling websites like stake as honeypot, that is ever worse if we know they could ask your verification documents at any time.

Wearing tumbler or gambling site signatures or not, I believe no one support scam or any bad habit but the truth worth telling.

Technically it's ridiculous for a criminal with stolen crypto funds not to make use of crypto tumbler or any privacy method and it reminds me of the TikTok queen that was arrested last year (if i can remember correctly) due to her involvement in a crypto scam fund. It was childish of her to have made use of a crypto ATM for the stolen funds.