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Money is changing.

So where do we go from here?

Through high-profile interviews and thought-provoking analysis,

join Michael Casey and Sheila Warren for the Money Reimagined podcast,

as they explore the connection between finance, human culture,

and are increasingly digital lives.

And just a reminder, CoinDesk is a new source and does not provide investment advice.

And now, here's Michael Casey.

Hello and welcome to Money Reimagined. I'm Michael Casey.

Among the many lessons learn from the FTX debacle,

one should now be fairly obvious. The crypto industry needs far better risk management and compliance.

And if crypto companies are going to prepare themselves better for financial risks like the

ones that have been unleashed in this past month, they should also protecting themselves from

the mother of all risks, attacks by rogue states. That's the argument of today's money-reimagined

guest, Juan Zaradi, a point that raises all sorts of thorny second round questions about

balancing the need for security with privacy. We'll dive into all of that with Juan,

who is a senior advisor for the Transnational Threats Project and Human Rights Initiative

at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, also known as CSIS. Juan wrote a report for the

Crypto Council on Innovation entitled The North Korean Crypto Threat. It touched on a topic

at the heart of the controversial action from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control early this

year when it placed a ban on Cryptomixer Tornado Cash. As a reminder, the Crypto Council on

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