Central banks around the world are exerting relentless efforts to intervene in law enforcement affairs within the United States. Who exactly are these cross-border operations helping? From the perspective of checks and balances, central banks already control the lifeblood of finance; now they are also extending their reach into the judicial domain. Isn't this a bit overstepping? Especially at a time when cryptocurrencies and financial innovations are disrupting traditional systems, the movements of central banks often reflect the discomfort of vested interests with the decentralization trend. It is worth pondering whether these interventions truly serve the public interest or if they have other motives.