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Bitcoin blacklisted addresses refer to specific cryptocurrency addresses that have been flagged or restricted due to involvement in illicit activities such as fraud, money laundering, or hacking. These addresses are often monitored by regulatory bodies, exchanges, and blockchain analytics firms to prevent further misuse. By identifying and blacklisting these addresses, the Bitcoin network aims to enhance security and compliance, ensuring that transactions are transparent and lawful. This helps protect users and maintain the integrity of the cryptocurrency ecosystem. |
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