Blockchain is public. You are anonymous as long as nothing links a wallet to a person (orders, exchange, NFTs, whatever). I'm following many investigations where scammers are getting caught due to the publicity of blockchain. Services like Torn***C*** (sorry but I won't explicitly advertise it) are well known money laundering services but the chances of them not being already infiltrated by public officials are slim. And as anybody who ever had to do with organized crime knows, it's better to do a large scale operation once because after that everyone would escape and lie low, wasting the cost of investigation.
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