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Created: 2025-07-25 18:22:18 UTC

The Financial Technology Protection Act establishes a working group combining federal agencies and private sector reps to combat crypto-enabled terrorism financing—but let’s not pretend bureaucratic committees solve systemic issues. While targeting illicit crypto use is critical, H.R. 2384 risks creating another taxpayer-funded talking shop without real accountability. D.C. bureaucrats love forming "working groups" that produce reports instead of results.

Case in point: the bill allocates zero dollars for blockchain forensic tools but funds endless interagency meetings. If Washington truly wanted efficiency, they’d audit existing programs like FinCEN’s $126M crypto unit that’s failed to prosecute major darknet cases.

Stopping terrorists matters, but layering more bureaucracy onto existing failures isn’t victory—it’s theater.


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