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3232Darknet Criminals Will Drop Bitcoin in Favor of Litecoin and Dash, Study Says
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Sat, 10 Feb 2018 19:20:55 +0000https://www.digit.info/2018/02/10/darknet-criminals-will-drop-bitcoin-in-favor-of-litecoin-and-dash-study-says/Read more]]>Bitcoin has been associated with criminal activity for as long as people can remember. That is quite worrisome for many reasons. Even though Bitcoin lacks privacy and anonymity, criminals still flock to this payment option because of its global appeal. According to a new study, however, that situation may come to change very soon. In fact, it seems criminals are showing an increasing interest in Litecoin and Dash, even though neither currency is more suitable than Bitcoin. Bitcoin Isn’t a Tool for Criminals Most people already know criminals tend to focus on privacy and anonymity when cashing out their financial gains. On
Bitcoin has been associated with criminal activity for as long as people can remember. That is quite worrisome for many reasons. Even though Bitcoin lacks privacy and anonymity, criminals still flock to this payment option because of its global appeal. According to a new study, however, that situation may come to change very soon. In fact, it seems criminals are showing an increasing interest in Litecoin and Dash, even though neither currency is more suitable than Bitcoin. Bitcoin Isn’t a Tool for Criminals Most people already know criminals tend to focus on privacy and anonymity when cashing out their financial gains. On