Operator of bitcoin ‘mixers’ that served dark web markets faces $60 million FinCEN penalty

By cineramaOctober 22, 2020Bitcoin Business

The operator of two “mixer” or “tumbler” services that exchanged cryptocurrency for users on “the darkest spaces of the internet” is facing $60 million in civil penalties from the […]

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Operator of bitcoin ‘mixers’ that served dark web markets faces $60 million FinCEN penalty

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