You realize that some of the largest Bitcoin businesses, such as the now defunct Trade Hill, and the still operating moneero, have moved overseas to more open L

You realize that some of the largest Bitcoin businesses, such as the now defunct Trade Hill, and the still operating moneero, have moved overseas to more open Latin American economies, right? Uraguay and Costa Rica seem like pretty nice places to live. These businesses employ/have employed dozens of people, and that could easily grow to hundreds. Also, by shutting out any chance of an complying American exchange, we de facto sent jobs to Bitstamp in Slovenia, which is growing in to a very nice-sized business, I hear.