Woofun AI reports that an article in the People’s Procuratorate’s official newspaper proposes treating the use of mixers and privacy coins as presumptive evidence of money laundering intent. The piece, authored by Hunan prosecutors and a law professor, lacks legal authority but recommends using on-chain data and blockchain analysis reports as proof. It also advocates for a national platform to dispose of seized crypto via compliant auctions. The text notes that Chinese authorities prosecuted over 3,000 individuals for crypto-related money laundering in 2024, while Chainalysis data indicates Chinese networks handled approximately $16 billion in funds in 2025.