Big Banks Turn to Bitcoin Tracking in Fight Against Human Trafficking

By cineramaFebruary 27, 2017Bitcoin Business

A shift occurred in the summer of 2015 that sent modern-day slavers flocking to bitcoin. Following pressure from Illinois law enforcement, Visa and MasterCard ceased doing business with BackPage, […]

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