You can be assured that future administrations will not be turning off anyone's money spigot, now that the door is open it's impossible to close.

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jimkleiber 6 days ago | parent [-]

Hmm, I think plenty of administrations (or rather, legislative bodies, if we actually want to get back to the Constitution) have acted in a way that made it less profitable for businesses to operate, so I think it's very possible to close.

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root_axis 6 days ago | parent [-]

Cryptocurrency regulation isn't a cause that most people are passionate about in either direction, so reeling it back in won't afford politicians any popular support. All it can do is create rich enemies who spend lots of money to attack political threats. There's simply no incentive to crack down on it.

	▲	jimkleiber 6 days ago \| parent [-]
		No incentive? Besides a ton of fraud and regulation skirting? Not all crypto breaks laws but a lot does