Something about this feels oddly familiar. When people start treating compliance like a nuisance instead of a framework, risk doesn’t disappear it just shifts somewhere harder to see and builds quietly. That’s why work like @CryptoLeaks actually matters. It pulls attention toward the parts most people would rather ignore while everything still seems fine. In this space, problems rarely show up where everyone is already looking. They grow in the blind spots the things nobody questions until they fail. Makes you wonder how many setups right now are only “working” because they haven’t been stress-tested yet.