Fed’s Kashkari says very few transactions actually happen on crypto, except for illegal activity
Share link:In this post: Neel Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Fed, says most crypto transactions are linked to illegal activities like drug purchases. He claims almost no one uses cryptocurrency for legitimate payments in the real world. Data shows a decline in illicit crypto transactions, but stablecoins like Tether are becoming criminals’ favorites.
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