I will say that, in addition to my role at Tetra, I also teach a corporate governance and ethical decision-making course at the University of Calgary. A large part of our learning in that class comes from reviewing the fraudulent corporate governance and broader corporate governance failures of other companies, of which there is no shortage, and they're certainly not unique to cryptocurrency.
That said, it's an understandable question, obviously given the recent happenings in the industry. I think it's worthwhile. There is a level of traceability in blockchain ledgers that is very transparent. There are numerous companies doing great work in identifying the wallets of bad actors. Once these wallets are identified, they can be traced back and lead to law enforcement agencies being able to recover funds and sometimes arrest the culprits.
As the digital asset industry matures, so too do the fraud detection capabilities.