TC has a public cross-chain transactional graph; the reason why flows from illicit actors are easy to track is precisely because of this. Decentralised cross-chain swaps are here. The industry should get behind the TC community and handle it, not levy the blame on them.

If TC becomes captured, oppressed, lobotomised or neutered, it has failed on its quest to become a neutral and amoral base-layer protocol - which is a perfectly reasonable function. TC provides a net good, else nobody would use it. Onwards.

Limiting tx sizes, blocking addresses, adding registration - are all completely ineffective when dealing with a well-resourced illicit actor: - will split tx's - will rinse addresses - will buy identities