Also, much more relevant than a bunch of hucksters showing that they care more about money than ideology,
The DOJ doesn't GAF what you say, they care what the laws are. Tokens are property. They technically gain all the standard property protections, like people aren't supposed to steal them from you, and fraud is still fraud.
If you want code to be law, you would have to pass legislation to that effect, and good luck. We tried wildly unregulated markets before and it was generally bad for the world economy. After FTX, good luck convincing regulators to let you play around with real money even more
The DOJ doesn't GAF what you say, they care what the laws are. Tokens are property. They technically gain all the standard property protections, like people aren't supposed to steal them from you, and fraud is still fraud.
If you want code to be law, you would have to pass legislation to that effect, and good luck. We tried wildly unregulated markets before and it was generally bad for the world economy. After FTX, good luck convincing regulators to let you play around with real money even more