The fight against privacy-preserving services continues. This has nothing to do with stopping money laundering, financing terrorism, etc. It sure as hell has nothing to do with keeping people safe and helping them not to lose their money because many of us can point towards numerous scam exchanges that steal from their clients. Those aren't targeted. These are just excuses to bring down a service that refused to cooperate with law enforcement. The "dirty" crypto that they seized will now go through their hands and could be auctioned of as magically clean money.

It's a miracle how AML works. All that is needed is for law enforcement to call you a criminal and seize your business and money. After a public announcement and giving yourself medals and pats on the shoulders, law enforcement now has clean money they can work with.     

Much safe. Very law. Wuff