There's NO question that the Cannabis industry (whether or not it's federally legalized) will remain highly regulated for the foreseeable future - this of course will include product control, along with payment policies. There's still a great concern about money laundering, especially filtering in from other countries - this as you know is why HYPUR is ahead of the game, as their FinTech platform has built in safeguards, which includes transparency between the vendor and buyer.
I believe you mentioned the possibility of a quasi partnership between HYPUR and the Government - although this might sound appealing, I don't believe someone like Galvin will want to have this close of a relationship with a Government entity, as historically this could potentially lead to a dangerous relationship, as one of these entities can easily strong-arm the other. (I'm sure you know which one this is)
Not sure how compliance is somehow related to inflation, or how "money can pay down inflation" - it's the excessive printing of money that has caused inflation to accelerate. The current economic/monetary policy (infusing more liquidity) into the economy, as productivity decreases and interest rates remain low are a recipe for inflation - it's simply the supply & demand scenario, which is causing inflation, along with policies, which have directly impacted several sectors of our economy.
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