Nice, a lengthy reply
Let me dive into it!
You are a very noble citizen
They have digged their own grave with fighting cryptos/NFTs.
As long as they do not declare NFTs securities, this can continue in jurisdictions that allow for tax free NFT sales under certain circumstances.
Even if the US, EU or other nations should fight this money laundering scheme, there will definitely be a few outlaw jurisdictions where this will remain a possible option!
And even if they do fight this in the states by declaring NFTs security, this will be an amazing shift for the crypto industry so I would be happy with both outcomes actually!
It is definitely and it also should be
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Nothing comes easy and laundering money via companies is a privilege that needs to be earned.
Here the question would also be - is the amount that needs to be laundered one big amount that needs to be laundered in one go or is it rather a reacurring amount that needs to be laundered on a frequent basis. The first makes the 'company model' a valuable option, the latter definitely requires more skill and knowledge!
There I can not say anything as I am not a US citizen, all my alarms just went bust when you meantioned declaring proceeds from the darknet as actual proceeds from the darknet but therefore results from basically legal work
It is definitely a bold method and requires some balls, that is for sure!
I understood from the first place that this will work but might raise suspicions that could be eliminated with propper track records and bulletproof alibis. Still it is the audacitiy to me that gets under my skin, the audacity of linking your personality to the darkweb
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But it is often those methods that raise less suspicions than other methods that try to come up with a story that has never happened in the first place.
It is often a valuable option to include a partial truth into a lie, to make it easier to lie and also to make the lie easier to be believed.
Like as if they would think 'what if those cryptos come from the darknet?' and you admit that they actually are, but legal
Now, that I have had more thoughts about it, I actually think that this is a genius idea indeed!
It needs someone that is fully aware of what he is getting into!
You go sir, I approve it
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