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Author Topic: Could Somebody Dodge AML/KYC requirements with a "Miner" Exchange?  (Read 1288 times)
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November 06, 2013, 09:44:43 PM
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Ignore the technical details for the moment. Imagine some sort of "Cloud Computing" service that allowed people to purchase a certain number of hashes (hashes right now, not like normal cloud hasing operations) per dollar. These cloud computing machines can be pre-configured to mine as part of a pool so as to minimize randomness. This would effectively a way of exchanging USD to BTC, without ever actually doing an exchange. Is this a way of running an "almost" Bitcoin exchange while dodging KYC requirements?

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November 13, 2013, 11:26:35 PM
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Yes it is and done everyday. Such new thing that I guess there´s no any reference case.
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