A former banker in Hong Kong just got four years for issuing fake letters of credit tied to $1.6B and pocketing $470K in crypto bribes. This is a good reminder that using crypto to hide dirty money doesn't make it untraceable — it just adds a paper trail regulators know how to follow now. Enforcement like this is what legitimizes the space long-term, even if it stings short-term headlines.
Hong Kong Hands Down Real Consequences for Crypto Bribery

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