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15 Comments
Translation: “It’s annoying to me and my billionaire brothers making a whole bunch of money off naive suckers getting into crypto.”
tldr; Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong criticized U.S. Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, calling them an economic failure that costs $213 billion annually while intercepting only 0.2% of illicit transactions. Armstrong attributed the “debanking” issue to regulators forcing banks to enforce these laws, leading to cautious behavior that excludes legitimate businesses. He humorously suggested Elon Musk’s involvement for efficiency. Charles Hoskinson also criticized the global crypto crackdown, linking it to Operation Chokepoint 2.0, which targets blockchain companies.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Time traveller moves something
Xrp flips sol
Ada flips eth
Elon becomes politician and fixing things
China unbans crypto
“My rich friend will help”
Elon should fix Twitter first.
All these tech billionaires are such freakshows. Go away
He’s wrong, but he’s confident and that’s the important thing
Brian knows flattery will get him everything he wants
Billionaire stroking each others dick.
AML regulations are well meaning and important. There are certainly efficiencies that could be made, but Brian Armstrong has repeatedly made statements betraying his complete lack of subject matter expertise on the issue (e.g. catching illicit transactions is the last line of defense, deterrence is what AML regs are primarily designed for). I think he just sees his company’s balance sheet, and whines about the compliance costs knowing they aren’t directly contributing to the bottom line. People like him make working for these assholes a chore.
Source: have worked in AML departments off and on for major financial institutions for 15 years.
everyone should be able to launder their money, not just the big banks, drug cartels, political parties, and child traffickers
I trust Elon to make my crypto holdings go up. But not for much else. Plus he’s a shitty human being
Nothing provokes trust in crypto more than being against AML 😂
I’d be lying if I said I cared about money laundering
Relying on the good will of the state apparatus is a critically flawed dependency for a functioning cryptocurrency.