What happens when you limit the amount that can be made in a singular cash transaction, is that you then severely limit what businesses that you can use to laun

What happens when you limit the amount that can be made in a singular cash transaction, is that you then severely limit what businesses that you can use to launder it through. If you can pay $100k in cash for a gold bar, it only takes 20 transactions to launder $2 mill. That's not all that suspicious. With this new limit, you've now turned that into 200 transactions needed. Now the business stands out more because they tend to use business averages/data to spot things.