Claim that some types of Altcoin *are* money laundering?

[TechyBen]

6 hours ago, Sauron said:

That is NOT what he said. He's saying that, if cryptos were classified as normal money, by law monero would be equivalent to money laundering. Please listen to what the guy is saying before putting words in his mouth.

He also said not to ask for it to be classed as normal money. However, as they can be traded for actual goods/money, at that point they become legal/illegal. He said the exchanges specifically run the risk of breaking the law.

 

Or was that not so?

[asus killer]

7 hours ago, paddy-stone said:

OK, one thing... I never said you launder cash with cash... I said

 

So yes, you take your cash to a drug dealer or criminal enterprize you favour, then they launder that cash through shell companies... so laundering cash.

this got all mixed up. 

 

13 hours ago, DrMacintosh said:

Crypto is a haven for Money Laundering. I wonder how much gets laundered every day. 

he said crypto is a haven for money laundering than in a different paragraph he said he'd wonder how much gets laundered, but he didn't say it was crypto that was laundered, i guess he means cash, at least that's how i see it

 

then you answered 

 

13 hours ago, paddy-stone said:

Bet you it's a hell of a lot less than cash.

what is a lot less then cash? see my point?

[paddy-stone]

7 hours ago, asus killer said:

this got all mixed up. 

 

he said crypto is a haven for money laundering than in a different paragraph he said he'd wonder how much gets laundered, but he didn't say it was crypto that was laundered, i guess he means cash, at least that's how i see it

 

then you answered 

 

what is a lot less then cash? see my point?

No, not really, as it's presuming that I read all the other comments, when all I did was respond to that one statement. I can see from your point of view, but still from my point in the conversation mine made more sense.