So countries are assessed regularly for technical and effectiveness implementation of the anti-money laundering standards.

Yet, the standards themselves are never assessed for effectiveness at preventing or stopping anti-money laundering itself.

So you have standards that are created by a very small group of people because they think it will stop anti-money laundering that are being forced on all countries around the world.

Love the article, Love the Initiative. Unfortunately, it's just going to hit a brick wall when it comes to those making the decisions.

All you have to do is read the President's Working Group report on digital asset services that came out a month ago To see the United States is going full-on anti-money laundering standard compliant.

the right to lawfully hold your own assets in a wallet.... That just means you're only allowed to do it if it's lawful and it's only lawful if it's anti-money laundering compliant.

More anti-money laundering is coming to the United States very shortly.