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>>mikeyo+(OP)
Probably stupid question: Why not just exchange it to zcash or monero or some other coin that hides transaction details? Then you can send it to a new wallet; theoretically 100% untraceably.

Is this not a valid approach?

>>jrav+3j
They did that apparently, it is mentioned in the article. There are still ways to trace it. For example, if they do it in a short timeframe or in just two transactions you can match the amounts. Not many people send 100k$ in zCash around.

>>Gasp0d+us
Amounts are not public with Monero outputs created within the last few years.

>>0des+yL
Equation Group: “Challenge accepted”.

You really want to bet that a crypto tumbler won’t have a flaw in it?

Most crypto tokens have flaws.

I’m short this comment and the bank who gave the author a mortgage.