It's fascinating how quickly people's stance on regulatory oversight changes once the benefits of non-compliance dry up. When the scheme is working, audits are the enemy. But the moment fraud is exposed, suddenly everyone demands accountability. The crypto space has seen this cycle repeat—those who fought hardest against compliance often turn out to be the ones with the most to hide.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 12-27 21:58
This is a typical case of turning against after getting a taste of success, hilarious.
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LightningWallet
· 12-27 21:53
Once the profit chain is broken, they start shifting blame. This trick has become tiresome to see in the crypto world.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-27 21:43
Regulations, you know, no one wants to follow them until something happens, then everyone starts shouting for audits. It's really funny.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 12-27 21:41
Really, these people turn their backs faster than flipping a book. They used to hide from regulation stealthily, and now they're wearing disguises to seek accountability?
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-27 21:38
If you say "sit hard" backwards, it's really amazing.
It's fascinating how quickly people's stance on regulatory oversight changes once the benefits of non-compliance dry up. When the scheme is working, audits are the enemy. But the moment fraud is exposed, suddenly everyone demands accountability. The crypto space has seen this cycle repeat—those who fought hardest against compliance often turn out to be the ones with the most to hide.