That said :
> Of that small portion, scams make up the overwhelming majority of cryptocurrency related crime.
How do you think those scams will cash out ? Next step - Places like Tornado.
> From 2017 to 2020, criminal economic activity was overwhelmingly conducted through traditional financial institutions.
This is apples and oranges. But a good number to put on paper when promoting a cryptocurrency exchange for sure.
There is just an incomparable amount of traditional fiat currency compared to crypto currency so how someone would even make that argument says a lot.
> Myth #2: More illegal activity takes place using cryptocurrency than with cash.
I have no idea what sincere person would say that myth was true unless it was said as a joke. So no argument there but again, not adding any value. See above comment.
> Myth #3: Cryptocurrency makes it harder for law enforcement to investigate malfeasance.
And the 'Facts' given ignore services like Tornado.cash. Conveniently wouldn't you agree ?
My personal opinion of the CoinBase article is "Shill out of Ten".