I appreciate your viewpoint. According to your description, using "dirty" cryptocurrency may cause problems with our wallets or service providers. Do you not think that if we keep going in this direction, we will end up with too many rules that can potentially hurt or impede trade? It seems like we're mixing up the coin's user with the coin itself. Instead of branding the entire coin as dirty, shouldn't our attention be directed towards using the blockchain and the records offered by crypto to track the "dirty" actions? I'm merely raising the query for thought.