A harsh reality: I tracked and monitored for several hours, and the Chainflip bridge is indeed working hard to stop North Korean hackers from laundering funds. Unfortunately, AML/KYT is lagging behind the hackers' laundering speed. The laundering groups are automating the process to break funds into smaller amounts, using various bridges to cross into different chains. If flagged by risk control or blocked, they immediately try the next laundering route. Ultimately, everything is converted to BTC, and then further obfuscated through CoinJoin on BTC. This is an ever-evolving laundering operation.