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China's Ministry of State Security is warning criminals not to mistake cryptocurrency for invisibility.

According to Global Times, the ministry says crypto's perceived anonymity is an illusion and digital assets do not provide a legal escape from law enforcement.

The broader point is important: blockchain transactions may be pseudonymous, but they are not necessarily untraceable.

Wallet movements can leave permanent records, while exchanges, blockchain analytics and other investigative tools can help connect transactions to real-world identities.

Crypto may change how money moves.

It doesn't automatically change the reach of the law.

Digital assets are digital—but so is much of modern financial surveillance.

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