Virginia Crypto Trader Gets 30 Years for ISIS Funding—Because Anonymity Has Limits
Another day, another case of crypto’s ’unstoppable’ privacy hitting the hard wall of law enforcement. A Virginia man just learned that lesson the hard way—with three decades in federal prison for funneling Bitcoin to ISIS.
Blockchain transparency strikes again: Turns out decentralized ledgers leave trails too. Who knew?
Meanwhile, Wall Street still can’t decide whether crypto is for terrorists or retirement funds—so they’ll keep charging you 2% management fees either way.