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mihaifm
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University of Utah pays $457k to ransomware gang
All the tiny pieces could be traced in an automated way. It’s probably the lack of regulation that lets exchanges get away with not implementing better anti-laundering mechanisms.
colinmhayes
on Aug 21, 2020
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That's not how tumblers work. There's no way to link the input and output addresses when you go through a tumbler.
readams
on Aug 21, 2020
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You could refuse to transact any tumbler output.
mianos
on Aug 21, 2020
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Some exchanges are refusing tumbled input. That said, it seems most of the time if you complain enough and provide more id they do anyway.
gnopgnip
on Aug 21, 2020
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And going after those tiny pieces would involve a lot of other people who are innocent
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