This idea doesn't apply at all for stupid speculative bubbles like proof-of-work crypocurrency. As another good counterexample to your "market solutions for ev

This idea doesn't apply at all for stupid speculative bubbles like proof-of-work crypocurrency. As another good counterexample to your "market solutions for everything": I don't want rhinos driven to extinction, so I vote with my wallet by never buying powdered rhino horn or other poached products, and donating to environmental charities to protect them. However, it's very likely that rhinos will be extinct in the wild within our lifetime. Does this mean "the market" has decided to exterminate wild rhinos? Should we eliminate poaching regulations and remove red-tape to stop distorting the free-market price of rhino horn?