> there's at least a chance for the public to catch onto shady looking behavior that manipulates the price of an asset but can we do anything about it even if

> there's at least a chance for the public to catch onto shady looking behavior that manipulates the price of an asset but can we do anything about it even if you catch the behavior? other than old-school regulation and litigation? and eventually add checks and balances > You can't even find out a definitive answer as to how many shares of a stock currently exist maybe there are better models of stock exchanges? (hopefully looking at Europe, or at least in the past)