US Law Enforcement Have Spent Hundreds of Thousands on Bitcoin Tracking Tools

By cineramaMay 25, 2017Bitcoin Business

Image: BTC Keychain/Flickr The blockchain can be pretty overwhelming, with criminals moving their funds through a string of addresses before finally cashing them out. Presumably to deal with that […]

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