In our cyberfinance environment, we are prone to navel-gazing and focusing on the dark side of cryptocurrencies, i.e., money-laundering or scam facilitation. In doing so, we forget that the legacy economy and finance is genetically driven by corruption and money laundering. One example? The U.S. SEC's latest order against Rio Tinto. The company has agreed to pay a $15 million civil penalty to settle the SEC’s corruption charges.