And what seems to be the big deal about this?
Bitcoin news media wrongfully reporting that the Chinese government presently holds Plustoken's coins.
Chaindigg, China's version of Chainalysis, helping the Chinese government mix and move the coins to exchanges for dumping.
The exchanges assisting Chaindigg for dumping the billions without questions.
The possibility where other blockchain analysis companies and exchanges can also do this service for criminals and corrupt government.
Well, the media always falls short of the very standard they themselves set. That certainly includes cryptocurrency-related media.
The Chinese government is the be-all and end-all of everything that is Chinese. It is supreme in all aspects. So this shouldn't come as a surprise to all. For as long as everything's done with the sanction of the government itself, it is fully legal and proper. There is nothing to contest.
And there's nothing surprising about Chaindigg's actions either. If Chainalysis has been helping Uncle Sam and its agencies, then why it is a big deal if Chaindigg is also doing the same to the red country? It certainly isn't unprecedented.