Quote from: glendall on Today at 03:48:08 PM

as long as we buy with personal money regularly and for investment purposes, I don't think there will be a problem even if it's only up to 10-12 BTC if it's just a normal owner, even then we're smart enough to save our assets so they're not visible to the public and always remain anonymous, don't public opinion if we have btc

I'm confused what you're trying to say here. It's about that woman that has been jailed because of her involvement to fraud and money laundering.

And that investment purposes probably have been scammed from all of their victims which syndicate that she's involved with.

Quote from: serjent05 on Today at 01:45:58 PM

But in the case presented by @OP, the woman is surely committing crimes and there is evidence of fraud, tax evasion, and money laundering. It is sad that this woman use cryptocurrency to cover his dirty antiques until exposed and apprehended.

They are doing old dirty tricks here, Bitcoin has been known for that before and that's the description in the past. Being used for illegal activities, trades and crimes.

Even with this kind of reports, it won't change the fact now that it's a mainstream investment already.