agreed, but it's also worth considering that some of these regulatory delays are driven by politics rather than a genuine concern for the market's stability, which just adds to the problem.

politics is just an excuse for a lack of genuine progress on regulatory frameworks, and pretending otherwise doesn't change that.

yeah, and it's wild to me that this is ever considered a "valid" excuse for delaying regulations, considering the industries they're supposed to be regulating are some of the most

idk, seems like an oversimplification to me, regulatory delays can have legit consequences and reducing it to just "politics" feels dismissive