> they still need to convert the crypto to cash
And this gets trickier each time you do it. Eventually you end up literally with duffel bags full of unwashed notes being traded publicly in the ever surveilled New York.
And this gets trickier each time you do it. Eventually you end up literally with duffel bags full of unwashed notes being traded publicly in the ever surveilled New York.
Obviously, the less stringent they are, the worse their prices are going to be.