Quote from: _act_ on August 05, 2025, 11:19:02 AM

The police officer was reported that he used mixers to split the stolen bitcoin into smaller amounts, transferring the coins through crypto exchanges and prepaid cards to block the trace, but at last he was known.

https://cointelegraph.com/explained/how-a-police-officer-stole-50-btc-from-a-seized-crypto-wallet-and-got-caught

Some people may not know that bitcoin can be traced to someone if the government wants to trace it. This is not the first time such bad actors are known.

Most persons had continually have that notion that Bitcoin transactions are completely untraceable to the point where they finally spend it, but little do they know that this transactions can be followed up till they get tracked but mixers at a time did looked like they were going to come in the way of such tracking and tracing but I honestly do not know if they really do enough to not gwt any track able trace of the coin but if such coin is rather snet to an exchange that requires KYC , the chances continually remains high to trace the source and known the senders of the bitcoin.

With the government, there are some many possibilities that we may not be aware of which we not been aware of such is a security measure and that is why they are known only by the government and a few others so the tracing of Bitcoin and all of that is what the government can achieve, they have what it take and all the tools they .aye be needing to carry that out actually.