Ari Redbord
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886 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 11 May
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And what I would explain was like, yes, there's a Bitcoin demand.
Yes, if funds move, we can track and trace them.
But law enforcement is going to need to use their entire toolbox, you know, because so far these funds aren't moving and there's got to be other means in order to investigate this case.
Yeah, I think sadly it hasn't at all been resolved.
And my sense is that folks don't know where she is or what's going on with the case.
through that flow absolutely I mean Ryan you nailed it on the laundering piece for sure and that's exactly what is going on today
Thinking of it like slightly broadly here, North Korea is trying to move funds as fast as they can.
And they have a different playbook.
You mentioned the Thor chain is a service that's being used quite frequently right now.
And I think part of this is with Bitcoin being completely decent.
Bitcoin comes with benefits and issues when it comes to laundering funds, right?
It's historically volatile.
And bad actors want to move their funds into more stable assets, just like the rest of us, to use them.
But at the same time, stablecoin issuers like Tether, like Circle, have unique capabilities when it comes to essentially what I refer to as burning and reissuing their native token, what some people call freezing or blocking.
Essentially, you know, Tether is able to essentially freeze, burn, which means take the token out of your wallet
move it into an inaccessible wallet and then ultimately reissue to the government or to a victim or something like that.
That's exactly right.
But what's interesting is for years, that's the narrative, right?
Like, hey, all bad actors are using USDT.
Right.
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