>“Britain for years has been trying to stamp out money being laundered through its banks and real estate, particularly from overseas. Financial crime lawyers say the tightening in rules and laws has made it harder for crime gangs to wash their money in traditional ways such as through shell companies or small businesses.”

>”Bitcoin also has proven to be problematic for criminals. Physical transportation, including hiring couriers for relatively small sums, has become an alternative.”

Ironic, about Bitcoin not being most effective for laundering criminal proceeds, the opposite of popular opinion.

Although I would suggest that Britain has been “trying” to stamp out money being laundered through its banks and real estate. Because many are loving the influx of cash into the property market, without a care where it’s coming from.