$BTC Claro! Here is a clear and professional reformulation of your message, keeping the urgency and key details intact:

Is money laundering in the blockchain hiding in plain sight?

Here’s what’s happening:

Someone turned 76 BTC into $114,000.

Another wallet turned $190 into $217,500.

One started with just $22 and exited with $93,000.

Even $8 became BTC 61,800.

A $400 purchase grew to $410,000.

And $3,700 increased to $320,000.

This isn’t skilled trading — it’s something completely different.

We are sounding the alarm: meme coins are being used for money laundering. Here’s how it works:

Scammers launch a meme coin.

They use new wallets to buy with small amounts ($20–$500).

Then, they inject stolen funds — sometimes from $500K to $1M — to inflate the price.

Their initial wallets (also theirs) now show massive returns — 100x to 1000x.

They cash out, laundering illicit money as “legitimate profits.”

This is how $100 turns into $400K.