Charlie Shrem went to prison for money laundering, and, while he was there, he thought up a better way to move money behind bars. Now he's out and trying to sell his idea to big banks.
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Charlie Shrem went to prison for money laundering, and, while he was there, he thought up a better way to move money behind bars. Now he's out and trying to sell his idea to big banks.
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