> But the crypto sector doesn't want exchange regulation, so they don't have the "circuit breakers" that, say, the CBOE does.
If this platform doesn't have circuit breakers, it's simply because either they didn't think of it, they didn't think it was important, or they thought it was a bad idea.
There's nothing in crypto that clashes with the idea of a circuit breaker, it's completely orthogonal. And it shouldn't be too hard to code into the smart contract.
By the way I believe only some stock exchanges in the world have circuit breakers, it's not something as universal or required as you make it seem.
If this platform doesn't have circuit breakers, it's simply because either they didn't think of it, they didn't think it was important, or they thought it was a bad idea.
There's nothing in crypto that clashes with the idea of a circuit breaker, it's completely orthogonal. And it shouldn't be too hard to code into the smart contract.
By the way I believe only some stock exchanges in the world have circuit breakers, it's not something as universal or required as you make it seem.