They'll pay lip service to KYC etc, and then hope to do an end run around regulation by becoming ubiquitous before it can be properly regulated. That's probabl

They'll pay lip service to KYC etc, and then hope to do an end run around regulation by becoming ubiquitous before it can be properly regulated. That's probably why they've chosen a blockchain (which is of negative value here technically) - to bamboozle regulators and avoid responsibility for managing it till it is too late to do anything about it.