> Who is this addressed at? People who want to ridicule complaints of a lack of 'regulatory clarity'. You can hold the view that crypto should have been aggres

> Who is this addressed at? People who want to ridicule complaints of a lack of 'regulatory clarity'. You can hold the view that crypto should have been aggressively regulated against much earlier, while also recognizing that regulators / the state have a due process obligations. The state should not be allowed to take away your residency permit even if it was issued incorrectly 10y ago due to an oversight on their part. Similarly, it is reasonable to argue that the state should not be allowed to punish a business for behaviour it has tacitly approved of by doing nothing for a decode. It's not like Coinbase was doing this under the radar and the SEC just noticed recently.