This is why we as Dems need to get better at policy nuance in tech. We do this "anti-tech nanny state" ban everything approach when ever there is a new tech, and we bundle it all together. It's a constant trap by GOP lobbyists. Offshore markets don't go after insider trading - they encourage it. Gambling operators don't go after insider trading - because they are the insider adjusting the books. If we think there are issues and risks related to insider trading, then we focus on giving regulated entities more tools to investigate and pursue it. If we think there are risks in advertising promises and framing, then we have stricter FTC advertising language for them. If we think there are risks from non-compliant offshore exchanges targeting American's, then the CFTC can go after them via US Nexus exposure (once we restore Trump's gutted enforcement department) What we don't do, is have 80 year olds who are supported by banking and "gaming" lobbyists set policy on things they don't understand so we look like tools every time. This is good enforcement. It's what we want. And so when we just screech "but i don't like gambling and I think this is gambling" when entities are doing good compliance, we sound like MAGA trying to ban OnlyFans because of sin.(Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth))