> Real estate is used to launder money, that doesn't turn buildings into money.
Yet "real estate" is not on OFAC's sanctions list. It's almost like we should go after the people doing the money laundering, instead of things that could possibly be used for money laundering.
If a certain real estate firm was found to facilitate money laundering, it will be sanctioned and people arrested. If said firm would help North Korea to circumvent sanctions, consequences would be severe.
Tornado Cash and some people behind it were targeted, nobody made Crypto illegal.
To bring it back to the article, this is kind of like saying "they literally made it illegal to send bullets from a gun, which is just a hunk of metal."
Yet "real estate" is not on OFAC's sanctions list. It's almost like we should go after the people doing the money laundering, instead of things that could possibly be used for money laundering.