Of course hacked fiats get laundered into cryptos rarely because it is not possible to do in huge volume, most of the money gets laundered in p2p trading platforms that is why hackers targeting cryptos itself to hack so they can hide the traces and can convert into other chains finally they can cash it out into fiat.

Of course. This is the digital world. Hacking is prominent here the same way robberies are prominent in the real one. Whatever is the easiest or most convenient goes first.

Actually, you're wrong about two things:

1. Cryptocurrencies (I'm talking about cryptocurrencies that are not designed to provide anonymity unlike Monero) are not anonymous. They're pseudonymous - it's something I have always got confused until not too long ago. Anonymity = hidden; pseudonymity = something similar to having a nickname. On this forum, you're pseudonymous.

2. Hiding non-crypto transactions can be way easier than hiding a Bitcoin tx. If we decided to meet at some place outside the city and left our phones and any other electronic device (including cars that are traceable) at home (or placed them in some Faraday cages if possible), without any surveillance cameras or suspecting people around we could discuss about literally anything and complete any transaction we'd wish without leaving much of a trace behind. If I was to trace all the times your friends/family handed you some bucks (or you did), do you think I'd be able to? I doubt it.

It seems to me that there is no real money laundering in cryptocurrencies. Too transparent transactions and large movements cause unnecessary attention. It is more likely that money in cryptocurrency is divided into small amounts, withdrawn in different places in Fiat and then laundered while in Fiat. This is the most likely scenario. In the cryptocurrency itself, no one will launder, as crazy commissions for withdrawal and it is simply unprofitable.

Money laundry sometimes is really happening in cryptocurrencies but, as far as I know the governments can track the cryptocurrency transactions in some special and important cases. However, people will usually use some methods such as mixers to keep the money safe from getting tracked. money laundry is one dark side of the cryptocurrency but in the other hand, the transparency side of it is much more shining than fiat currencies.

Thinking that people who hack bank accounts will use crypto to "launder" the stolen funds is absolutely ridiculous. What did they do before crypto? They can still do that exact same thing they have always done. Crypto just allows you to buy and trade something else that has value and anything that has value can be used to launder money. People who steal money don't exactly spend it directly.

The entirety of the entire crypto market cap is less than the value of the fake accounts that Wells Fargo opened up without consent from its customer base in just CA alone. Kamala gave them a small slap on the hand a stern finger wag, I'm sure no bank will do anything unethical like that ever again. 

But something about some guy buying marijuana with the bitcoins...

It doesn't need a show of any evidence or proofs that cryptocurrencies are rarely used for money laundering because we all know that Banks shine there. We have offshore and other things that give us the possibility to do illegal things legally and governments give us that possibility but that's not available for everyone, more likely for rich and elite people are the ones who launder money. See how much money was laundered via Deutsche Bank and by others. It's all just a blaff. Elite people launder money via banks. Cryptocurrencies are just available for everyone and these "elite" people try to ruin the reputation of cryptocurrencies by saying that they are bad, scam, etc. It's like imagine when billionaire was telling to a poor guy during pandemic to stay at home for months.

Russians have two great verbs:
1. Laws are written for stupids!
2. Laws are written to violate!

That has slowly change, maybe in the early stage people are thinking like that but as the adoption increases, more and more people are already knowledgeable about bitcoin and understands its risk. Do you think government would regulate it if it has not bigger positive impact to people, no, they would just ban it and will declare illegal using it, what I'm seeing now is already an improvement, i hope people sees the same way.

Only those newbies has this thinking because this has been an issue for many years and like everything says,even before Bitcoin comes there are already issues like this that involves Fiat and other Online payments so whats the matter if bitcoin or cryptocurrencies are being on this usage ?when evern without crypto this criminals and syndicates will still exist and continue their illegal activities so better think about those before throwing words in this community.