not really. before, fraud claims were from the non-believers. now, the fraud claims are from the SEC and other government agencies. one can be swatted away with clever tweets, er, xes (what are tweets called now?), the other sees people going to jail.
I've been completely out of the loop, but please tell me it's USDT?
still plenty of frauds either way, just bigger scale.
Would be nice if they all get locked up, and/or decentralized regulation/vetting networks arise