Bitcoin no longer asset of choice for criminals — former Elliptic crypto advisor
Criminals have moved away from using Bitcoin for money laundering, with stablecoins emerging as an alternative due to accessibility.
Criminals have moved away from using Bitcoin for money laundering, with stablecoins emerging as an alternative due to accessibility.
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