Quote from: LoyceV on April 27, 2025, 12:52:08 PM

Quote from: SamReomo on April 27, 2025, 10:45:32 AM

Investing in meme coins isn't for everyone

So, mixers allegedly launder billions of dollars during the years they're active.
Meanwhile, meme coins have a daily trading volume of several billions of dollars! The amount of money going in and out in a day is more than a large mixer can anonymize in years. Somehow this doesn't feel right to me.

Lies and hypocrisy = politics. What is true for ordinary mortals will never be true for the 1-2% who pull all the strings for the world. The share of world crime when it comes to cryptocurrencies and mixers is miserable compared to what happens through the use of fiat currencies. Just look at the scandals of banks like HSBC, which had the practice of having narco-bosses bring them trucks full of money with a piece of paper with the account number on it, and they accepted it, and then they were saved from being banned from working in the US by the very top of UK politics, led by the Prime Minister. What to say about the case of Danske Bank, which is considered one of the biggest scandals in the EU with a figure of incredible €800 billion that was laundered through one of their branches in Estonia?

If these bastards spent just 10% of the effort they put into fighting alleged crypto crime, the world would be a better place - but make no mistake, crime survives and flourishes precisely because high politics enables it to.