On Exodus wallet, their users can also exchange their cryptocoins to other cryptocoins within the wallet. Does this imply that this wallet is also in danger of being accused of moneylaundering and other illegal activities?
IIRC the exchange feature handled by 3rd party, which impose optional KYC verification. So risks faced by Exodus shouldn't be as risky as you expected.
This is certainly very headshaking because to use a similar argument from the arguments created before this, why imprison the creator of the tool if the tool was used for criminality? If a bank robber used a certain car to rob a bank, does this imply that the creator of the car can also be implicated with the crime?
Usually i would agree, although in this case i won't say that since i barely know about Cryptonator. Besides, it's not the first time and won't be the last time either.