Right because money launderers prefer a permanent public record of all their TXs? Seriously I don't get the money laundering angle on chains. Maybe in early d

Right because money launderers prefer a permanent public record of all their TXs? Seriously I don't get the money laundering angle on chains. Maybe in early days it was assumed chain analysis would be difficult, these days many contractors specialize in on-chain analytics and governments are investing in this too (as they should). In fact I would LOVE to see traditional banks settlements as public record, y'know for all that money laundering that never happens on their books ;)