Europol Estimates Cryptocurrencies Account for 4% of Illicitly Trafficked Cash in Europe

By cineramaFebruary 12, 2018Bitcoin Business

Criminals in Europe are using cryptocurrencies to launder as much as $5.5 billion (£4 billion) in illegal money according to the head of Europol, the EU’s policing agency.

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Europol Estimates Cryptocurrencies Account for 4% of Illicitly Trafficked Cash in Europe

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