Re:Binance sees $2B in outflows as troubles compound
by dmix on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @11:48PM
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Crypto gave fed regulators a long line of easy targets who inherently were resistant to following the Wall St written rules of the time. It’s like fish in a barrel.
The long storied history of these regulators preferring going after these (relatively) small new/outsider fish vs the big firms with teams of lawyers who spend all day following 90% of the laws, designed with them in mind and often written by them, in order to make hundreds of billions off the grey areas + 10% vaguely written laws… continues to remain well in-tact and as emboldened as ever.
Whether Wall St finance provides any real long term value to the wealthiest society in history given such a highly regulated market we’re all supposed to trust is an open question.
Yet every time big financial panics happens the reply is: Surely the solution is more moral hazard inducing fed messaging to maintain status quo + regulations (written/enforced by their ex employees) to exclude any completion replacing them… instead of reforming hiring of regulators, looking at the obvious suspects, and enforcing existing law.
The long storied history of these regulators preferring going after these (relatively) small new/outsider fish vs the big firms with teams of lawyers who spend all day following 90% of the laws, designed with them in mind and often written by them, in order to make hundreds of billions off the grey areas + 10% vaguely written laws… continues to remain well in-tact and as emboldened as ever.
Whether Wall St finance provides any real long term value to the wealthiest society in history given such a highly regulated market we’re all supposed to trust is an open question.
Yet every time big financial panics happens the reply is: Surely the solution is more moral hazard inducing fed messaging to maintain status quo + regulations (written/enforced by their ex employees) to exclude any completion replacing them… instead of reforming hiring of regulators, looking at the obvious suspects, and enforcing existing law.