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Post-GENIUS Act: Rethinking Compliance from the Ground Up

We built compliance systems to fight financial crime. Instead, we created honeypots. In this conversation, Beth Haddock — General Counsel at AdvisorEngine, board director at GMO-Z Trust (a NY-regulated stablecoin issuer), and policy lead at The Stablecoin Standard — breaks down what's broken with legacy compliance and the emerging framework to fix it. The Stablecoin Standard just released a white paper that regulators actually asked for: "Programmable Compliance for Digital Money and Assets." We dig into the core ideas: → Why the "consent" model in financial services is a fallacy → How data collection meant to reduce risk creates new risk (the honeypot problem) → The 4-layer compliance taxonomy: Prevent, Detect, Trace, Protect → Why no single RegTech vendor covers all four — and what that means for builders → The critical distinction between AML and cybersecurity (and why conflating them is dangerous) → How AI changes the compliance paradigm without replacing compliance officers → What Beth is advocating for in the GENIUS Act and global policy discussions If you're in fintech, compliance, RegTech, or digital assets — or just trying to understand where financial infrastructure is heading — this one's for you. CHAPTERS 0:00 — Intro: The Holy Trinity & Programmable Compliance 2:45 — What does The Stablecoin Standard actually do? 5:15 — What's broken with legacy compliance (closed loops, batch processing) 6:30 — The honeypot problem: collecting data to reduce risk creates new risk 9:00 — The 4-layer taxonomy: Prevent, Detect, Trace, Protect 12:30 — Market fragmentation: no full-stack solution exists 14:45 — AML is not cybersecurity — why this distinction matters 17:30 — The FTC case: when "security first" messaging backfires 19:45 — "Trust Without Intermediaries" — compliance at the protocol layer 22:00 — DeFi, CeFi, TradFi convergence — retiring the labels 24:30 — "Compliance as code" — the nuance behind the debate 26:15 — AI's role: replace bureaucracy, not people 29:00 — What's next: regulators are asking for this References: Programmable Compliance for Digital Money and Assets- https://www.stablecoinstandard.com/wh... Trust Without Intermediaries: A Programmable Risk Management Framework for the Future - 30 Oct 2025 by Jessi Brooks, Ribbit Capital and Katherine Kirkpatrick StarkWare https://buff.ly/FT9zDZ0 BIO -Beth Haddock   / bethhaddock   is a strategic advisor, General Counsel, and board member with a track record of helping fintech and digital asset companies execute on growth, innovation, and regulatory complexity. She currently leads legal and compliance at AdvisorEngine, a Franklin Templeton-backed platform, and advises top DeFi projects and Web3 ventures including Grayscale, Balancer, and Orca. Beth serves on the board of GMO-Z Trust Company, a NYDFS-regulated stablecoin issuer, and helps shape global policy through The Stablecoin Standard - https://www.stablecoinstandard.com/. With 25+ years of experience across firms like Guggenheim, Brown Brothers Harriman, and AXA, she brings hands-on legal and strategic support to companies scaling new products, entering new markets, or managing regulatory inflection points. A frequent speaker, CoinDesk contributor, and author of Triple Bottom-Line Compliance, Beth is known for her practical, solutions-driven approach to building what's next in finance—without losing momentum.