Solid agreement. More regulation from governing bodies further legitimizes the use and potential of cryptocurrencies. If current anonymous cryptos can't adjust to regulation, then they will fall to the wayside, and the "fittest" coin will survive and thrive. But who's to say that they can't? Hard/soft forks can solve a lot of problems, we've seen it done already multiple times over. As for double the investors, I think we could easily see that in the next year or two. There is a ton of room for growth across the board. A recent story from CNBC states that: "Just 8 percent of Americans are invested in cryptocurrencies." 92% to go! We're not even talking about the rest of the world here! Further regulate, further legitimize, evolve better cryptocurrencies.

Check out that story for yourself if you'd like: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/16/why-just-8-percent-of-americans-are-invested-in-cryptocurrencies-.html