Cryptocurrency indirectly supports criminal activities?

[Dandr]

If you think that there is an area where crime is not represented in any way, then you are very much mistaken.

[Altcoin1998$]

I don't believe it at all but many people believe that bitcoin is using online criminal activities. Thus many countries don't allow bitcoin at all.

[coyote]

Cryptocurrency has the same relationship with criminals as the state with cartels. Quite closely work and sometimes come into contact, but no more.

[Jereh]

Even though some of us would want to feign ignoance if this  ir shy away from it.
The fact remains that Cryptocurrency indirection encourage Criminal activities such as money laundering, trafficking and terrorism sponsorship.
It all boils down to the anonymous nature of the blockchain.
There's no way of tracking a wallet to an offlune address.

[Fenix]

There is no such problem. The United States conducted special studies on this topic, which showed that Bitcoin is used for illegal purposes only in a few percent of cases. First of all, this is explained by the fact that it is only relatively anonymous. Criminals in their activities use coins with complete anonymity, such as Monero, Dash and others. And in general, this is not a serious problem for cryptocurrency. Almost everything can be used for illegal purposes. This should only be a problem for law enforcement.

[Ariurin]

I personally work in the banking sector and a little sitting in the tax, I can assure you that crime is everywhere.

[Ciamale]

All technologies have pros and cons. Western Union has also made it easier for criminals to transfer money.

[Felolv]

I certainly understand that people may not understand something, or not know, but to think that crime will not benefit from such a sphere is stupid.

[Nolkupit46]

No no I don't believe it at all because bitcoin just an online currencies but some illegal people spreading a fake message throughout the world.