Research: 47% Of All Bitcoin Transactions Involves Illegal Trading Mostly On ‘Darkweb’

By cineramaJanuary 8, 2018Bitcoin Business

Talis Putnins and Jonathan Karlsen, Professors at the University of Technology Business School in Sydney, together with Dr. Sean Foley from Sydney University, have been jointly working on a […]

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Research: 47% Of All Bitcoin Transactions Involves Illegal Trading Mostly On ‘Darkweb’

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