But the government only gets around to regulating something after it's done it's damage. Then lobbyists eventually get the regulations weakened enough for a ro

But the government only gets around to regulating something after it's done it's damage. Then lobbyists eventually get the regulations weakened enough for a round two. At least with cryptocurrencies, no one should have the illusion that somehow the government will prevent a collapse or bail them out. Unless, of course, they are "too big to fail".