That'd be interesting to know. I'd think that the involved parties would rather not take the "official" route, because that could force them to disclose busines

That'd be interesting to know. I'd think that the involved parties would rather not take the "official" route, because that could force them to disclose business practices that might be questionable. It looks as if staying unregulated and operating "in the shadow" is more important to the crypto world than legal security. It seems as if you can't have both.