Bitcoin Laundering Less Than One Percent of All Transactions
A recent report from the joint Bitcoin analysis team of FDD and Ellicit, a Bitcoin forensics company, indicates that less than one percent of all Bitcoin transactions involve money laundering.
The report, written to help analyze the flow of funds and the danger of money laundering, has indicated that money laundering isn’t nearly the problem some critics of cryptocurrency believe. The report states:
The amount of observed Bitcoin laundering [is] small and darknet marketplaces such as Silk Road and, later, AlphaBay are [generally] the source of almost all of the illicit Bitcoins laundered through conversion services
The report also indicates that the vast majority of illicit transactions using Bitcoin were processed in Europe, receiving more than five times as many illicit transactions as North America
AML processes must improve
The report suggests that the best way to combat such illicit activity is through more stringent anti-money laundering (AML) measures. The report states that the only way to manage the illicit transaction is for “Financial authorities in all jurisdictions [to] increase AML enforcement.
BTC is more transparent than FIAT Money
The money launderer, especially who wants evade taxes, makes my hand clenched (makes me furious).
Think taxes as "charity," the taxes makes government better as long as the taxes aren't corrupted.
In Islam, there is Zakat. Zakat works same as tax, but used to help the poors.
Some of public facilities funded from taxes. Better facilities, more happier.
If taxes can make us feel better, why not paying taxes?