>No regulator in the world has successfully stopped a scam before people lost money (afaik). But if you establish some regulatory framework in which people have to disclose information, establishes capital rules, etc. then it makes that less likely.
Just trade on chain. Smart contracts are transparent by default.
If you're going to trade with smart contracts, the correct advice should be 'don't trade at all', because you're going to have your lunch eaten by software bugs.
Just trade on chain. Smart contracts are transparent by default.