In current conditions, possession of cryptocurrency does not provide privacy. The Bitcoin public ledger is absolutely open, and every transaction leaves a history. Exchanges and swap services use AML tools to monitor the provenance of coins. If incoming funds have received a "dirty" tag (Darknet, mixers, casinos, or P2P without KYC), you risk catching an wallet ban indefinitely. Therefore, the question of how to launder crypto is a measure of elementary security for your wallet. There exist two primary approaches to accomplishing this task: using anonymous coins or Bitcoin mixers.
The first method is converting Bitcoin…