The Department of National Security published a safety tips article today. Driven by the digital wave, virtual currency was born based on blockchain technology and gradually became a digital token circulating in cyberspace. Some people have developed a dangerous illusion due to its “decentralized” and “peer-to-peer transmission” technical characteristics: as long as they do not use bank cards and use virtual currency to receive overseas funds, they can cut off the connection with personal identity, achieve true “anonymous transactions,” and escape legal sanctions through its “untraceable” characteristics. However, in reality, virtual currency is not an outsider; its so-called “anonymity” is only a symptom, and the risks it poses cannot be ignored.

The Department of National Security published a safety tips article today. Driven by the digital wave, virtual currency was born based on blockchain technology and gradually became a digital token circulating in cyberspace. Some people have developed a dangerous illusion due to its “decentralized” and “peer-to-peer transmission” technical characteristics: as long as they do not use bank cards and use virtual currency to receive overseas funds, they can cut off the connection with personal identity, achieve true “anonymous transactions,” and escape legal sanctions through its “untraceable” characteristics. However, in reality, virtual currency is not an outsider; its so-called “anonymity” is only a symptom, and the risks it poses cannot be ignored.