Honestly? Too many rules kill innovation. Look at how heavily regulated markets struggle with crypto adoption—bureaucracy everywhere. When regulators pile on restrictions, entrepreneurs can't experiment. You need space to build crazy ideas, test wild concepts. But if every move requires approval forms and compliance checks, nothing groundbreaking happens. The best projects emerge where there's breathing room to fail fast and iterate. Overregulation doesn't protect anyone; it just freezes progress.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 12-07 03:43
Regulation really needs to find a balance. Complete laissez-faire doesn't work, but locking everything down tightly doesn't work either... Look at the US, quite a few innovative projects have emerged, while in the EU, all those piled-up regulations haven't led to much progress.
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SmartContractRebel
· 12-07 03:43
That's absolutely right, but on the other hand, complete laissez-faire is a disaster too. There needs to be a balance, otherwise tomorrow will be the next FTX.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 12-07 03:41
Compliance, to put it bluntly, is just a noose that strangles creativity.
Honestly? Too many rules kill innovation. Look at how heavily regulated markets struggle with crypto adoption—bureaucracy everywhere. When regulators pile on restrictions, entrepreneurs can't experiment. You need space to build crazy ideas, test wild concepts. But if every move requires approval forms and compliance checks, nothing groundbreaking happens. The best projects emerge where there's breathing room to fail fast and iterate. Overregulation doesn't protect anyone; it just freezes progress.