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Schmidt Abrams
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November 03, 2018, 01:25:37 AM
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I really did not find any information for this article so I'm not sure that fiat crime or bitcoin crime is more
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November 03, 2018, 01:51:19 AM
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If you dont' specify the where you found it we won't be able to provide you with the proper information. Please provide further specification.


The article was posted here on BTC TALK last year. Unfortunately I dont remember the title. The reason I am looking for it is because it was a study by the UK government. I would like to refer to it especially when talking to individuals that supports governments. The study was agreeing that there are more crimes with fiat than with bitcoin/crypto in general.

It seems that fiat is indeed one of the targets for money laundering because it does seem easy. For bitcoin requires a lot of knowledge about it, must have skills in the field of technology if you want to do it.
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November 03, 2018, 02:20:58 AM
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I have tried to find scientific articles or journals related to the research into the crime of fiat vs bitcoin, but it cannot be found yet. maybe broadly speaking, fiat crime tends to be more than bitcoin, because basically they have been running longer, there have been many people who tried to commit crimes on fiat, while bitcoin is still new with a fairly complicated security system. but both have similarities, namely crime on the internet / online platform, this is one of the modern issues and problems for the world financial system.
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