I think we’re actually in agreement here, then: a program deployed on a decentralized network has too many shortcomings to be used in lieu of a legal system, an

I think we’re actually in agreement here, then: a program deployed on a decentralized network has too many shortcomings to be used in lieu of a legal system, and also, its exploited vulnerabilities can’t be subject to existing laws. My main objection is calling it law: if you’re scammed while purchasing illicit substances on a darknet marketplace, you have no legal recourse, but the marketplace’s rules can’t be called “law”, either.