And I tee that up to thank my colleagues in the Senate, Senator Warren and Senator Marshall, who have just introduced a bill, which we will be co-introducing in the House shortly, to close those gaps in the Bank Secrecy Act to make sure that we don't allow people to use crypto to skirt anti-money laundering rules so that we can have a robust national security presence.
Casten acknowledges Senate efforts to introduce legislation addressing crypto-related money laundering.
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