😅 that was funny (bitcoin bit)👆. But yeh, I'm a believer with you - this channel's headed for the moon 🌙! Maybe we could do a meetup there when it does 🤗💙
Geon Geon, I have a confession to make. Well, 2 really. #1 - I legit don't know how to tag you (or anyone) when I respond to a comment you (or anyone) made to a video 😞 (Can anyone explain? I'm blonde 👱) #2 - I was just creeping 😏 on your channel and you have some cool videos on there 👍💙👊
Can we take a moment and acknowledge the sheer fabulousness of this creator and his content 😊. Thank you for taking the time to share information and presenting it so well. You are doing great and if your channel hasn't blown up completely yet, it WILL! With much gratitude, Julie 💙.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)+.+.++
Seriously, this video have 8,923 views, 859 likes, 159 comments (including this) and 0 dislikes. Literally 0 dislikes. Maybe best video on RUclips (Ratio wise).
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)++.+..
This type of money laundering was done by HSBC and organized crime after WWII, I believe starting sometime in the 50s. Organized "Organizations" would write options contracts and through an agency agreement sell them on the open market through HSBC. They of course would buy or sell the options contracts on the open market. If they lost on the one side, it was offset by the gain on the other. HSBC took their piece and massive amounts of capital was cleaned, inflation adjusted Bs a month. Michele Sindona wrote a book about it. This still goes on in safe haven countries throughout Europe and the Caribbean plus the USA via ISDA agreements. Fractionalized derivatives are too complex for many investigations as proven in 2008.
I love this kind of content. Always wondering the connection between money laundering with fine arts when I watch movie/ read books/news! Now I think I got the idea👀
'Art is inherently an attractive tool for money laundering.There are many attractive reasons for criminals to view artworks as potential targets.' Sanction Scanner
Completely agree! I just found this channel today and it's🔥! I'm sure it's going to become super successful as the content is really interesting and fresh, a lot of research was clearly put into each video and the presenter has a way of sharing information in a relatable, easy to understand way. 2 thumbs up 👍👍
When you know most of the content by watching to many crime TV shows... White Collar got some nice insight in how various forgeries are being made and it's always art or wine. The show really was ahead of it's time.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)+.+.++
Found your channel from Seytonic and I've been binging all your videos today. You cover some fascinating topics! But I do wonder, how'd you convince the Majestic manager to film in their shop haha!
Majestic? This is my own personal wine cellar, adjacent to my cold-war bunker. I also keep the original of the Mona Lisa down here. But don't tell the Louvre.
@SuperResistant but I thought that that tracking most kind of crypto is quite difficult and unless you are a known criminal with a Warrent from the US or EU (who have the resources to track down international criminals) you are basically okay
@@recker9393 It doesn't matter because when you'll interact with a bank (to cash out your cryptos from an exchange) you'll either be banned without question or you'll be asked to prove every single interaction and transaction on the blockchain from the beginning. No dark spot will be left behind. This is the law for every country in EU, I work in the field. You can't just go from cash to crypto to bank, this is a myth.
Please let me congratulate you for the high-quality videos! I can see the hard work of professionals behind your content so well done to you and the team supporting your channel.
Vintage wine counterfeits can sometimes be identified by the presence of the radioactive isotope Caesium-137. If a grape was grown after 1945-1950, then it will contain a very small (but easily detectable) amount of this isotope. So if a seller is claiming it's a 1902 vintage, but sample analysis identifies the presence of Caesium-137, then that is conclusive evidence of a counterfeit, as it must have been produced after 1945, as Caesium-137 does not occur in nature naturally.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)++.+.
I am here from Seytonic too. I was first ad in a while that I felt actually exited about. I looked thought your videos and a lot of them were very interesting for me. Good luck with your channel :)
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax).++.+...
I didn't know what a honeypot was until just now (Googled). For anyone else as clueless as me 🤷🏼, here ya go (from Urban Dictionary.com) "Honeypot is a term used on the deep web to identify websites which are likely sting operations. They are characterized by being easily found, and generally selling illicit drugs, or illegally selling firearms for prices too good to be true. As stated previously these deep web sites are generally sting operations ran by the FBI." 💙 I'm just sharing info. I am not insinuating or implying that I believe this is a honeypot. 😊
Thing is, with the blockchain being public I’m sure you’re just waiting for the law enforcement tech to catch up and then boom, all these crypto guys who got away are caught. I recon crypto will end up being far more useful for legal use than illegal.
I was literally just thinking this…if the sales are public information on the blockchain then why wouldn’t law enforcement eventually regulate it like they do everything else to crack down on money launderers?? It’s so weird
@@curlyheadstrong where is the crime? I can create an NFT, offer it for sale at $1m, get a DeFi flash loan of $10m for 3 seconds costing $180 and "buy" it from myself. All on the record, yet with no records. Its now "worth" $10m, and it's up to IRS to prove otherwise.
You don't mention how you pay back the 10 million flash loan in the same block. Anyway the IRS wouldn't care about this as long as you pay taxes on the profit your address made. The crime is if you launder criminal money which is harder to do than critics realize, and will be harder to get away with in the future as forensics technology gets better
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax).+.++
I don't get it....Your literally providing info beyond valuable but even after 2yrs your views are pretty much low....You seriously deserve more than this👑
They deserved the views back then. It was a brilliant channel when it came up. But then they suddenly fired their staff and the beloved hosts, and started looking for volunteers that would work for them for free. The quality of the content dropped, the community hated it understandably. But they stood by their decision. They made a huge mistake and couldn't recover from it.
@@JuliahFL his channel keeps transforming. He started off teaching about hacking techniques, but has had to transform the channel because he was getting demonetized. Currently, he's doing overviews of cyber news.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)++.+
The title should be "How to Get Caught Laundering millions through the Worst Channels Possible". Public record on the block, detailed records in the art world, and rats that love wine.
@@harrenselvakumar9266 The exchange you buy your crypto from has all your details. If they are subpoenaed by law enforcement they will give your details to them...
NFTs is the worst way to launder money. The blockchain keeps digital record that can not be changed, it's forever in the blockchain which the transaction occurred. Art, cash, wine, and commodities continue to be the way
No it's not... literally nobody knows you're the one buying the NFT. Exchange your crypto to one like Monero to hide the source, exchange it back, buy your NFT and claim an anonymous buyer bought it
@@123sgk your not hiding anything it leaves a trail, that's how the Blockchain works, it's literally a digital footprint for checks and balances through the Blockchain. A NFT isn't a secure exchange
@@carmineglitch i know how the blockchain works, again once you exchange your dirty funds to monero they cant further track it. Then you exchange it back to Ethereum or whatever, thus hiding the original source, and you buy your own NFT
I'm investing in something similar to bitcoin - it's called fiat money. Fascinating stuff - there's someone in Washington who just turns paper into money. Hopefully it will soon be worth enough that I have to start laundering it.
I find money laundering very confusing. If you buy your own nft or wine won't authorities want to know where you got the money to buy came from? Or does that not matter?
Buy a case of the cheapest supermarket wine, wash the label off and print out a copy of Romanee Conti which sells at tens of thousands of pounds, even though in a TV5MONDE wine documentary, it's shown to be in an area bordering other wines and with no special reasons for the price.
As a 3D artist myself, I find NFT weird because it seems like everyone wants to sell NFTs but we don't know who buys it. So I'd rather stay away from it. I want my art to be useful and not bought by a anonymous buyers who use my art as a way to launder their money.
Great video, but you don't buy Ethereums, Ethereum is the network's name, and its cryptocurrency is Ether. One buys Ether . But i enjoyed the video a lot. Congrats.
Is this THE Seytonic 😮? It's nice to meet you. I've been reading comments here for awhile this morning and have heard your name mentioned over and over as having referred them here. So once I finish binge-watching these videos, I'm going to binge watch your videos (just subbed) 😊. Looking forward to it! 💙
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)..+++
As a broke guy I conclude this vid to be very informative.
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and "same"
Hahahahahahaha same though
Same bahaha
Covid is a scam DON’T get vaxxed
@@Martinosaus 🤡
" For educational purposes only"
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👌😄
lmao
@@Sumsubcom me: **watches your video "how to dissappear" then watches this** "FBI, OPEN UP!!"
@@mr9293 *IRS wants to know your location.*
Finding this channel now is like finding bitcoin in 2009. It's bout to go to the moon.
😅 that was funny (bitcoin bit)👆. But yeh, I'm a believer with you - this channel's headed for the moon 🌙! Maybe we could do a meetup there when it does 🤗💙
Geon Geon, I have a confession to make. Well, 2 really. #1 - I legit don't know how to tag you (or anyone) when I respond to a comment you (or anyone) made to a video 😞
(Can anyone explain? I'm blonde 👱)
#2 - I was just creeping 😏 on your channel and you have some cool videos on there 👍💙👊
@@JuliahFL you just put the @ then add the username or if your on a phone click the three dots and press reply
@@Rodrigo-rd1 Thank you so much 😊
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Can we take a moment and acknowledge the sheer fabulousness of this creator and his content 😊. Thank you for taking the time to share information and presenting it so well. You are doing great and if your channel hasn't blown up completely yet, it WILL! With much gratitude, Julie 💙.
Thank you Julia! I saw your other comments too. We really appreciate having you on board. Bradley
I agree
heir heir
@@1112-g1x What? My guy... learn English.
@@tinkywinky4449 thts the kings English u twat
Irs: So how many watchlists do you want to be in?
Sumsub: Yes
Man.. if only Walter White or Al Capone had NFTs lol
Here from Seytonics, love the content, its MASSIVELY underrated, keep going boys
We're on it 😎
Agree 💯%❗❗❗😊
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)+.+.++
cool vid bro, came from seytonics channel
Cheers! Nice to have you onboard! :)
Seriously, this video have 8,923 views, 859 likes, 159 comments (including this) and 0 dislikes. Literally 0 dislikes. Maybe best video on RUclips (Ratio wise).
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)++.+..
This type of money laundering was done by HSBC and organized crime after WWII, I believe starting sometime in the 50s. Organized "Organizations" would write options contracts and through an agency agreement sell them on the open market through HSBC. They of course would buy or sell the options contracts on the open market. If they lost on the one side, it was offset by the gain on the other. HSBC took their piece and massive amounts of capital was cleaned, inflation adjusted Bs a month. Michele Sindona wrote a book about it. This still goes on in safe haven countries throughout Europe and the Caribbean plus the USA via ISDA agreements. Fractionalized derivatives are too complex for many investigations as proven in 2008.
I love this kind of content. Always wondering the connection between money laundering with fine arts when I watch movie/ read books/news! Now I think I got the idea👀
'Art is inherently an attractive tool for money laundering.There are many attractive reasons for criminals to view artworks as potential targets.'
Sanction Scanner
Seytonic led me here . . and I'm glad he did!
Seems Seytonic led a lot this way. Gonna check em out now. Xoxo
Your quality is so good compared to how many subs you got
It'll be 10k within a month, I bet.
@@patrik5123 honestly I wouldn't be too surprised if they did
The more the merrier! Thanks for the support guys- Brad
Completely agree! I just found this channel today and it's🔥! I'm sure it's going to become super successful as the content is really interesting and fresh, a lot of research was clearly put into each video and the presenter has a way of sharing information in a relatable, easy to understand way. 2 thumbs up 👍👍
@@patrik5123 it's been 3 months and 70k is crossed. You Rule! 🔥⚡
I love the simplicity, utility, and elegance and just thinking of something I desire and then it magically appears.
I hope your channel grows. The quality of video and the content is amazing.
He getting funded by the IRS
When you know most of the content by watching to many crime TV shows...
White Collar got some nice insight in how various forgeries are being made and it's always art or wine. The show really was ahead of it's time.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)+.+.++
Thank you for creating these educational videos, this is what RUclips is missing most...
Found your channel from Seytonic and I've been binging all your videos today. You cover some fascinating topics! But I do wonder, how'd you convince the Majestic manager to film in their shop haha!
Majestic? This is my own personal wine cellar, adjacent to my cold-war bunker. I also keep the original of the Mona Lisa down here. But don't tell the Louvre.
@@Sumsubcom 😅😅😅
Now I see why Gary Vee is on top of both of these spaces :) From wine to NFT :)
Gotta launder that undisclosed income that can’t get taxed
Its very easy to follow and very entertaining. Love the production qualite and detail. keep up the great work
Too bad the information is wrong.
How come ?
@@recker9393 Literally buying your NFT won't launder anything. You're still stuck with your money in crypto.
@SuperResistant but I thought that that tracking most kind of crypto is quite difficult and unless you are a known criminal with a Warrent from the US or EU (who have the resources to track down international criminals) you are basically okay
@@recker9393 It doesn't matter because when you'll interact with a bank (to cash out your cryptos from an exchange) you'll either be banned without question or you'll be asked to prove every single interaction and transaction on the blockchain from the beginning. No dark spot will be left behind. This is the law for every country in EU, I work in the field.
You can't just go from cash to crypto to bank, this is a myth.
Please let me congratulate you for the high-quality videos! I can see the hard work of professionals behind your content so well done to you and the team supporting your channel.
Wow, this channel is awesome :D
Well realised videos, super interesting subjects !
Please continue I want more !
We're on it! Stay tuned :)
💯 agree 👆
Vintage wine counterfeits can sometimes be identified by the presence of the radioactive isotope Caesium-137. If a grape was grown after 1945-1950, then it will contain a very small (but easily detectable) amount of this isotope. So if a seller is claiming it's a 1902 vintage, but sample analysis identifies the presence of Caesium-137, then that is conclusive evidence of a counterfeit, as it must have been produced after 1945, as Caesium-137 does not occur in nature naturally.
So glad to have found this channel
Nice editing, feels like a multi million subbed channel
Just finished binge-watching all your vids, beautiful content!
More to come!
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)++.+.
hands down by the end if this year you will have 100 thousand subscribers, I can say i was here from the beginning 👍🏼
Yaaaaas!
WORD!
HEARD!
Coming from Seytonics, this channel is lit!!!! Way too underrated, more people need to tune in!
Glad you're here. 😁
I am here from Seytonic too.
I was first ad in a while that I felt actually exited about.
I looked thought your videos and a lot of them were very interesting for me.
Good luck with your channel :)
Cheers! Really glad to have you on board. :)
😊
Most underrated channel on RUclips!!!
This channel deserves way more attention.
Spread the word Osama. Faith.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax).++.+...
Thanks for helping me jumpstart my criminal enterprise!
Is this channel a honeypot? How can you just come and with 1k subs have this quality?
Well, at the moment, we're pretty new. Expect big things though, Luis!
I didn't know what a honeypot was until just now (Googled). For anyone else as clueless as me 🤷🏼, here ya go (from Urban Dictionary.com) "Honeypot is a term used on the deep web to identify websites which are likely sting operations. They are characterized by being easily found, and generally selling illicit drugs, or illegally selling firearms for prices too good to be true. As stated previously these deep web sites are generally sting operations ran by the FBI."
💙 I'm just sharing info. I am not insinuating or implying that I believe this is a honeypot. 😊
Thing is, with the blockchain being public I’m sure you’re just waiting for the law enforcement tech to catch up and then boom, all these crypto guys who got away are caught. I recon crypto will end up being far more useful for legal use than illegal.
I've got my own views on Crypto, but I realise that it's anyone's game at this point. You've got a good point here.
I was literally just thinking this…if the sales are public information on the blockchain then why wouldn’t law enforcement eventually regulate it like they do everything else to crack down on money launderers?? It’s so weird
@@curlyheadstrong where is the crime? I can create an NFT, offer it for sale at $1m, get a DeFi flash loan of $10m for 3 seconds costing $180 and "buy" it from myself. All on the record, yet with no records. Its now "worth" $10m, and it's up to IRS to prove otherwise.
You don't mention how you pay back the 10 million flash loan in the same block.
Anyway the IRS wouldn't care about this as long as you pay taxes on the profit your address made. The crime is if you launder criminal money which is harder to do than critics realize, and will be harder to get away with in the future as forensics technology gets better
Some crypto guys will get caught, others will slip through the cracks. People should only do shady stuff if they have nothing to lose.
This channel is underrated.
Thanks! :)
Just discovered this channel and it’s already of of my favorites. Great job, only a matter of time before you hit 100k!
Finally, I can launder my millions of dollars effectively.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax).+.++
this was a genuinely edutaining video, but now i'm probably on several watchlists
I don't get it....Your literally providing info beyond valuable but even after 2yrs your views are pretty much low....You seriously deserve more than this👑
They deserved the views back then. It was a brilliant channel when it came up. But then they suddenly fired their staff and the beloved hosts, and started looking for volunteers that would work for them for free. The quality of the content dropped, the community hated it understandably. But they stood by their decision. They made a huge mistake and couldn't recover from it.
Seytonic sent me over here. Glad he did. Need to check out the rest of your videos.
And I apparently need to check out Seytonic! 😊 It's on today's agenda 💚.
@@JuliahFL his channel keeps transforming. He started off teaching about hacking techniques, but has had to transform the channel because he was getting demonetized. Currently, he's doing overviews of cyber news.
I wonder what kind of legal problems this channel might have. Be sure to download all the videos.
I reckon we'll be alright. But we will, just in case ;)
Simply cant resist clicking on any title involving money laundering and/or tax evasion
Comment for the algorithm gods. You need more subs!!!
Glad that seytonic recommended
Can't wait to check out Seytonic.
nice video you made.
Defiantly made for the purpose of education... RIGHT.
Yes, we need to rethink our target audience...
amazing how your channel exists
Out of thin air we walk. Sub to sum.
Perfect compliment to the how to dissappear video.
Insane quality on this vid. Surprised it didn't have millions of views yet
You boy are making dangerously good content
Got the team to thank for that!
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)++.+
Thanks I needed this information
You gotta love this channel
You just have to, right?
Really enjoying this content. Roll on next episode 😎
James! Thank you for the support. Stay tuned :)
The title should be "How to Get Caught Laundering millions through the Worst Channels Possible". Public record on the block, detailed records in the art world, and rats that love wine.
Right? Ethereum is one of the worst ways to launder money conceivable.
Unknown addresses with no link to a name?
@@harrenselvakumar9266 The exchange you buy your crypto from has all your details. If they are subpoenaed by law enforcement they will give your details to them...
So what Is a good way
Insane content quality I've watched all your videos because they're so good. Could you perhaps tell me where you learnt to edit so good?
We have a team behind it. :)
Subbed! Great voice too 🎶🎼🎵🎧
With all the buzz regarding NFT's im surprised you're the only figure I've seen discuss the money laundering potential.
NFTs is the worst way to launder money. The blockchain keeps digital record that can not be changed, it's forever in the blockchain which the transaction occurred. Art, cash, wine, and commodities continue to be the way
No it's not... literally nobody knows you're the one buying the NFT. Exchange your crypto to one like Monero to hide the source, exchange it back, buy your NFT and claim an anonymous buyer bought it
@@123sgk your not hiding anything it leaves a trail, that's how the Blockchain works, it's literally a digital footprint for checks and balances through the Blockchain. A NFT isn't a secure exchange
@@carmineglitch i know how the blockchain works, again once you exchange your dirty funds to monero they cant further track it. Then you exchange it back to Ethereum or whatever, thus hiding the original source, and you buy your own NFT
@@123sgk If you have the XMR why use it to buy an NFT? XMR is clean by nature of the fact that it's already untraceable.
This is my favourite channel in a long time
Totally saw the money laundering thing coming to the NFT space.
Bro how did you check the worth of that painting
I love these videos, thanks 👍 keep it up.
Cheers John :)
💯❗agree
Is it weird that i’m expecting you to be on a watchlist somewhere lol
Great topic
Great research
Great content
Great presentation
Overall a tremendously awesome video👏👏 👏 👏
Bro, you're a genius :-)
I'm showing everyone this video
How does buying back work and how is the money laundered. You still need the proof of income to buy the art piece or an NFT
can someone explain
Thanks for the guide,bradley!
Thanks man worked!!!
Stay tuned 😎
👀
I'm investing in something similar to bitcoin - it's called fiat money. Fascinating stuff - there's someone in Washington who just turns paper into money. Hopefully it will soon be worth enough that I have to start laundering it.
so now he have tutorials of how to launder money... lovely
I find money laundering very confusing. If you buy your own nft or wine won't authorities want to know where you got the money to buy came from? Or does that not matter?
the tone in this is so neutral i cant tell if this is commending criminals for being smart, or condemning the rich for laundering money.
Keep up the good work
And don't stop and don't care about hate comments👍
Buy a case of the cheapest supermarket wine, wash the label off and print out a copy of Romanee Conti which sells at tens of thousands of pounds, even though in a TV5MONDE wine documentary, it's shown to be in an area bordering other wines and with no special reasons for the price.
Seytonic gave me a goldmine damn 🥵
Definately going to check out Seytonic. This channel is the 💣!
I am surprised that this channel doesn't have much view
I only want to ask you one question and that is how can I become as knowledgeable as you.
watching videos like this, reading books, seeking knowledge, it takes time
Violins, clothes and action figures too.
I listened to this 3 times while taking notes 📝. I know, I know. Total dork 🤓.
Gary Vee lookin hella suspicious now lol
I love your content so much 💕🥺
Our content loves you too ❤️
@@Sumsubcom 😅😅😅💙
Just discovered you, brilliant, great presentation, thanks!
I feel like downloading this video in case it is removed lol
Killer vid.
Cheers man!
The movie he’s talking about is Tenet. You’re welcome.
This channel reaches 1 million subscribers in a month
Thanks Bradley*, you're a lifesaver.
realy love yr videos
We love you too
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First time I watch your channel... and subscribed!
How would you anonymously buy these items such as the NFTs from yourself?
Multiple wallets
your video quality is so good
As a 3D artist myself, I find NFT weird because it seems like everyone wants to sell NFTs but we don't know who buys it. So I'd rather stay away from it. I want my art to be useful and not bought by a anonymous buyers who use my art as a way to launder their money.
Well, laundering money can be very useful lol
i needed this video big time
Subbed,intelligent concise and educational
Great video, but you don't buy Ethereums, Ethereum is the network's name, and its cryptocurrency is Ether. One buys Ether .
But i enjoyed the video a lot. Congrats.
Thanks!
Easisest way to launder money:
Just wash the money in a laundery machine.
Ha
Link?
The reaction of the people following your advice is your profile pic
first
You beat me :(
I bet you have notifications turned on. Cheater.
Thank you for recommending this channel in your last video! It's amazing.
Is this THE Seytonic 😮? It's nice to meet you. I've been reading comments here for awhile this morning and have heard your name mentioned over and over as having referred them here. So once I finish binge-watching these videos, I'm going to binge watch your videos (just subbed) 😊. Looking forward to it! 💙
I've been saying for over a year that NFTs are the perfect source of progeny for elite goods.
congrats
thanks bro this really helps
Rudy is a genius. If I owned a winery, Rudy would have a secret contract as a mixer.
You can't say he wasn't smart. Because he definitely was.
The problem why anyone can't launder money with NFT is, "30% TAX" already paid for the money in the bank account before we buy it, and the "20% FEE" of the trading platform like "rari", So the buy back is not profitable. Even if you make your own NFT market place to launder your own money (which most of the owners do), but the "TAX" paid to the government on trade, makes it not profitable (Unless you know high-ranked politicians and can evade tax)..+++
What an amazing channel I have stumbled upon... 🖤
What an amazing subscriber we have stumbled upon... 🖤