>Money laundering restrictions work because everything goes through a fairly centralized banking system. Crypto has no such equivalent. You are treating encryp

>Money laundering restrictions work because everything goes through a fairly centralized banking system. Crypto has no such equivalent. You are treating encryption as an independent end goal by itself when it is only a tool that is used during communication and storage. Communication and to a lesser extent storage are highly centralized. How much of the average person's encrypted communication occurs in a channel that is not touched by some US company?