> The crypto world is running out of safe havens.

So just to be clear, your definition of "safe haven" is, what, total lawlessness with no governmental oversight?

Frankly, these moves make me think people are taking crypto seriously now, as we're finally treating it like real money or the banking sector and regulating it accordingly. If anything, it seems to me that should be a sign of success, not failure.

(and I should point out I own no crypto and I think blockchains are the biggest technical snake oil grift I've seen in the history of computing)