> What is interesting to me is how it shines a light on the regulatory framework of the non-crypto economy. If you read up on edge cases, there is a lot of peop

> What is interesting to me is how it shines a light on the regulatory framework of the non-crypto economy. If you read up on edge cases, there is a lot of people deciding if something is "fair", and my notions of fair and a particular judges notions of fair are often at odds. Yeah, that's by design. If your "notions of fair are often at odds" with someone else's notions of fair, and a judge needs to intervene to resolve the dispute, then things may not break your way.