The principal component of money laundering is the opacity: hiding the source of the money used to buy them. Cryptocurrency markets have that opacity disguised as privacy. So it's not my job to prove NFTs are money laundering, it's NFT markets' job to prove they are not.

Also, check out this tweet (screenshot attached):

> WTF is going on in the NFT world? This seems like some serious attempts at money laundering?

>> Punk 364 bought for 360 ETH ($1,521,745.14 USD) by 0xb0dafc from 0xddd0e9.

I mean, seriously? A super crappy pixel drawing being sold for 1.5 MILLION dollars?

Tell me that's NOT money laundering with a straight face, you fucks.