> I believe cryptocurrencies are self regulating. Without specifying the implementation, this statement is less than useless. Really, I use the word "zealot" l

> I believe cryptocurrencies are self regulating. Without specifying the implementation, this statement is less than useless. Really, I use the word "zealot" literally, this claim of yours seems to be entirely faith-based. Occam's razor states that a reasonable default assumption is that they are not self-regulating, and they should be proven so before being described so. It's not enough to want to be self-regulating, it should actually perform that function. How does it do that, today? We speak here of general trends so one-off examples do not suffice...