Chain hopping💰

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You probably know crypts like Monero, Zcash or Dash. The U.S. Department of State Justice claims that the owners of these abductors are involved in "high-risk activities".
A U.S. Attorney General named Cryptocurrency: An Enforcement Framework published on October 8th, cryptographed with an increased degree of anonymity) may weaken existing anti-money laundering (AML) and anti-terrorist financing (CFT) tools.

Chain hopping as a criminal tool

The use of EAC kests is a high risk activity and may be a criminal activity. (This is what I used to hear about Bitcoin). Privace coin holders can hide the origin of their tokens using mixers or chain hopping, which generally weakens AML and CFT.

The use of EAC is a high risk activity and may be a criminal activity. (This is what I used to hear about Bitcoin). Privace coin holders can hide the origin of their tokens using mixers or chain hopping, which generally weakens AML and CFT. The Department of Justice claims that chain hopping is used to swap their cryptographic resources for Bitcoin or ETHs operating on another block chain.

Such mixers make it difficult to track transactions by mixing cryptographic trams from many investors before they are sent to the right portfolio.

In my opinion, it was a long time ago that they knew about the anonymous crypts, because in the end that was their role. I think for sure what percentage of them goes into action is a crime which does not surprise me. In the end, people pay out money from legal sources and are not punished.
On the other hand, state governments are probably afraid of anonymity.

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