In the grand scheme of cryptos it doesn't really matter what the current value of a coin is as long as it meets its use case. But that is unrelated to your poi

In the grand scheme of cryptos it doesn't really matter what the current value of a coin is as long as it meets its use case. But that is unrelated to your point. Most people can avoid these strategies with trivial ease. With the introduction of lightning and atomic swaps, trivial will become mundane. Less than mundane? It will quite literally not exist as an issue. My theory is that it is this introduction that is finally getting push back from banker types. Anyone who understands it thinks "pop! There goes the genie" > And any exchange that freely trades in blacklisted coins can itself be blacklisted And no one will trade with those exchanges.