"Also, if that is a money laundering attempt it's amateur hour. A simple, automated transaction trace shows that all the intermediate transactions are without substance. It's like a money launderer shifting cash back and forth between his pockets, no one is going to buy that. Laundering bitcoins works the same way as laundering dollars, you have to funnel them through an intermediary that is big enough that they can obfuscate the connection between the inbound and outbound payments. And just like in the real world, that means casinos and reselling goods."
Scott Duncan, that sounds like an attack on your intellectual prowess.............
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