*Much easier to stop, much harder to track. A bank doesn't have a publicly auditable ledger the way crypto does, it can only be traced with the assent of the bank and their policies vary.
The distinction matters.
Yes because we see so much value from a public auditable log. It’s much easier to send crypto to a mixer and conceal origin/destination and much easier for the average Joe to do it.
The very origin of funds being from a mixer taints it.
> But also much easier to track
Why is this true?
Banks in the US must follow kyc and other forms of reporting.