> don't let them list. How exactly do you intend to do that? Remember the law is like code, not something you can rearrange on a whim. There's no legal distin

> don't let them list. How exactly do you intend to do that? Remember the law is like code, not something you can rearrange on a whim. There's no legal distinction of a SPAC. It's just a company like any other listing on the public markets. The better solution is to increase reporting and listing requirements for the companies they're merging with. The merger process should become exactly as it is with traditional IPOs; S-1 filings, roadshows, lockup periods, etc.