DEA Report Confirms Bitcoin is Used for Trade-based Money Laundering Schemes in China

By cineramaOctober 25, 2017Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin has been associated with money laundering for quite some time now. Most of these claims are bogus and have never been proven in an official manner. A new […]

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DEA Report Confirms Bitcoin is Used for Trade-based Money Laundering Schemes in China

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