When people think about artificial intelligence in cryptocurrencies’ field, the first thing that comes to their minds is trading bots capable of making investors rich overnight. However, everyone who works closely with crypto understands that AI can bring more help in routine tasks, especially in compliance. With almost 70% of financial firms prioritizing AI for risk management and compliance, it’s clear that the industry is on its way to innovate. But there is a problem: sometimes AI systems make decisions without clear explanations, creating so-called black box effect. This can lead to ethical concerns, making compliance officers ask themselves: Is AI in crypto compliance an ethical puzzle to solve, or a matter of improving how usable these tools really are?