It didn't take long before it became obvious that Bitcoin would revolutionize money laundering. I think this is more like the righteous vs. evil scale in D&D. Some people are OK with profiting off crime while others aren't. And techies are more likely to be on the righteous side, while bankers, traders, or CEOs are more likely to be on the psychopathic side. And if you look at how many times HSBC has been in the news for working closely with mafia, I'm not surprised that they're selling crypto ETFs now.