Exchange & Security
Why privacy coins often appear in post-hack fund flows
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Privacy coins frequently emerge in the aftermath of cyberattacks, serving as a key component in the laundering process. These coins are typically part of a more extensive network involving swaps, bridges, and off-ramps to obscure the origins of stolen funds.
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