G7 finally remembers to crack down on North Korean hackers. How many missiles could 2 billion dollars buy?

Crypto World News reports that G7 leaders expressed deep concern over North Korea's cybercrime at this week's summit, particularly regarding incidents related to the $2 billion in digital assets stolen in 2025.
G7 leaders called for joint action to address North Korea's cryptocurrency thefts and cybercrimes, and expressed "deep concern" over North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
The United Nations and security researchers have linked North Korea's crypto thefts to the country's weapons program funding.
G7 leaders did not specify how member countries should act, nor did they mention measures such as exchange screening, sanctions, or targeting mixing services.