Most likely by next year, only rich people will be able to get in on good, but mostly terrible ideas in the crypto-currency space as it pertains to initial coin offerings, just like how the stock market works with securities currently.
This in my opinion will usher in a renewed interest in the digital nomad lifestyle, where rich kids with trust funds will climb out of their moms basements for the very first time, in order to travel to the other side of the world to get in on the next big scam coin.
What say you, can you see this happening after the big clampdown?
Dan Larimer is already dodging federal policy, but not allowing American citizens to get in on the rather shadily structured initial EOS token offering. This is one example so far, of the signs that a crackdown over the crypto-currency market in the United States has begun.
Oh well, we did have fun while it lasted though... didn't we?
