Money is neutral by itself. The question is always how and why it moves. Not the best people have tried to do the same thing at all times — to turn 'dirty' money into 'ordinary' money so that it looks like part of the normal economy. For this, money is passed through different forms: businesses, transfers, assets, digital instruments. The more stages there are, the less the beginning of the journey is visible.
In the digital age, money becomes not only a value but also data. Every movement is a record, a trace, a logic. And here the state's interest in such instruments as $KGST tokens linked to somo appears. It can be seen as a way to make the movement of money clearer, faster, and more transparent, rather than chaotic and shadowy.
The philosophy is simple: when money comes out of the shadows, it stops being a tool for gray schemes and becomes part of the system. The question is not whether it's a 'good' token or a 'bad' one, but what rules of the game it sets. And these rules will determine in the future who and how can be trusted in the digital economy.