“We’re really looking at the multiplier effect, so mixers, tumblers and money laundering are important because they have a multiplier effect, they facilitate all sorts of criminal activities, different sorts,” she said. “By making sure that we are addressing … that activity, [we will] hopefully lessen the impact of crypto [crimes].”
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