If they are shady, then it's high time to employ and enforce regulations - if they can't regulate themselves, then someone else has to. Arguing that this is ol

If they are shady, then it's high time to employ and enforce regulations - if they can't regulate themselves, then someone else has to. Arguing that this is old news, and that a small minority has been "in the know" doesn't hold much water either - the crypto scene has long since become mainstream, and as such, attracted regular masses. In the end, it boils down to consumer protection.