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ebby20 ·2/24/2025, 10:15:48 AM

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ebby20 · 2/24/2025, 11:20:46 AM · permalink

on Eth funding terrorism now supposedly... in freethinkers

ETH users are just strings of numbers—makes it a potential tool for terrorists, corporations, or corrupt governments to fund illicit activities or launder money. While terrorists might exploit it to dodge sanctions, and corporations could mix dirty funds through DeFi platforms, Ethereum’s transparency complicates secrecy. Every move is public, and law enforcement, aided by firms like Chainalysis, can trace patterns—think of the Silk Road’s Bitcoin bust or the 2024 Ethereum theft case where culprits were caught.

Yet, this openness can be a double-edged sword. Clever actors could craft “synthetic innocence,” staging legit-looking transactions—like fake NFT sales or charity drives—to mask shady dealings. A slick operator might build a clean blockchain trail, pointing to it as proof of innocence. This takes skill, though; one slip, like cashing out sloppily, and the same transparency undoes them, as seen in a 2023 Bitcoin laundering bust.

Corrupt governments could take it further, using authority to bypass scrutiny. Without altering Ethereum itself (impossible due to its design), they might label shady wallets as “official,” fooling AI monitors like those from Elliptic. The $10 million Ether move becomes “routine,” shielded by a narrative like “national security.” Real-world parallels exist—cops skimming busts or secretive fund shifts—but the blockchain’s permanence leaves clues. Outsiders, from hackers to whistleblowers, could still expose it.

In short, Ethereum isn’t inherently tied to terrorism or laundering; no smoking gun proves it’s a hotbed for such acts today. It’s a neutral tool, like cash or offshore accounts, ripe for misuse yet constrained by its own visibility. Bad actors—terrorists, greedy execs, or rogue officials—might exploit it, but they’re gambling against a system that never forgets and a world that’s watching. The risk often outweighs the reward unless the govt is in on it too.

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ebby20 · 2/23/2025, 8:19:02 AM · permalink

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