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  "textContent": "Intro More than $4.2 billion in stablecoins have been processed through on-chain privacy protocols, and the data reveals patterns that challenge common assumptions about who uses these tools and why. AMLBot’s analysis of its public Dune Analytics Dashboard — which tracks cumulative stablecoin volumes across Tornado Cash, Railgun, zkBOB, Hinkal, Aztec, and Privacy Pools 0xBow — shows […]\n\nThe post Stablecoin Flows Through Crypto Privacy Tools: $4.2B Exposed by Protocol, Asset, and Risk Profile appeared first on Metaverse Post.",
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