Mr. Santor, this has to do with our ability to regulate our currency, because data itself is becoming a currency. We've seen the exchanges: You get a free coffee if you give us your email address. Then, of course, the data amalgamators are buying and selling this data on a large scale.
We saw in our study of Cambridge Analytica and SCL that, in some of the data that was found online, they were starting to work on a Midas token, a cyber currency.
What is the threat? If we start looking at data as global currency, and being paid for potentially through one of these cyber currencies, does this undermine our ability to regulate our monetary system?