
An investigation has raised questions about whether Digital Currency Group (DCG) profited from a $60 million money laundering scheme tied to North Korea. Reports indicate that the crypto mixer Railgun, owned by DCG, experienced a significant increase in laundered money in 2023, coinciding with activities of North Korea’s Lazarus Group. Despite existing safeguards, DCG's fee income reportedly surged during this period, leading to scrutiny over the company's operations and the ethical implications of its involvement in the crypto mixer market.
DCG and the Railgun Payday: When the Line Between Privacy and Profits Blurs Railgun - a go-to mixer for those looking to keep their crypto moves private - got a jolt in 2023, right as North Korea’s Lazarus Group laundered $60M of stolen funds through it. Digital Currency Group… https://t.co/A2HxCG4RbT
Crypto Chaos: DCG Rides the Mixer Money Wave While the Feds Watch When the dust settles on DCG's (Digital Currency Group) play in Railgun, the real question is whether they’re surfing profits or slipping into the shadows. This crypto mixer, a decentralized black box for… https://t.co/Ke9Nu4oE5Z
Did Digital Currency Group Profit From $60 Million In North Korean Crypto Money Laundering? by @eltrade https://t.co/GxQDeDLScD


