Why don't corrupt officials use Bitcoin for bribery? This operation is more covert than cryptocurrency!
Many people are puzzled: Bitcoin is anonymous and hard to trace, so why do corrupt officials rarely use it for bribery?
In fact, there are methods that are even more 'unsolvable' than virtual currencies, hidden deeper than blockchain!
A leader in Zhuzhou, Hunan, during his tenure, never accepted money, only handing over quality projects to trusted brothers, merely saying "take care of each other after retirement," with no written agreements. The investigation found no evidence and only issued verbal warnings.
He got caught because he high-profiled around the world after retirement, making too much noise and attracting attention; if he had acted low-key or left money for the next generation, it would have been hard to find any evidence!
Even more extreme is the advanced operation: government projects are only given to operators, helping cooperating leaders get promoted, and at critical moments, casually mentioning to help friends and relatives connect with SP, equipment procurement, and other quality businesses.
This tacit understanding, without agreements or traces, combined with delayed fulfillment after retirement, completely severs the profit chain, making it impossible to verify!
In contrast, Bitcoin has a blockchain ledger that can be permanently checked, and the flow of funds is easy to trace, making it less covert than 'personal favors + delayed fulfillment.' The same goes for the cryptocurrency world; it seems like technology can hide traces, but in reality, the main strategies can't be hidden, and grasping the rules is the key to profit!
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