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The protections they bypassed aren't "necessary" but they are certainly there to protect the investors so I have little sympathy for the libertarian crypto peop
by AdamN 4y ago
The protections they bypassed aren't "necessary" but they are certainly there to protect the investors so I have little sympathy for the libertarian crypto people (or libertarians in general) when they have nothing to fall back on after bypassing all the regulations that were there to mitigate these issues.
- miracle2k 4y agoI don't believe libertarians have a problem with punishing transgressions against sensible anti-fraud laws post-fact, which seems to be what the article is calling for.
- MrMan 4y ago[flagged]
- KSteffensen 4y agoLibertarians are typically against regulation. Where the boundary between regulatory red tape and anti-fraud legislation lies is a matter of taste.