[no subject]

In a round trip, she's broken the chain; she keeps her value, minus
fees, of 0.4btc, but now it's in different btc, with no
blockchain-recorded transaction logs to link the original, tainted btc
to the new, clean btc.

As a way for an individual to "launder", does this look plausible? Is it
any better or worse than laundries as they currently exist?

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