The regulation question is very tricky. I like to break regulations into parts.

Regulation on those that are soliciting money from other people, they’re managing money for people, those that have some kind of control of other people’s money — I believe that regulation on that end of the spectrum is terrible and needs to be actually enforced.

It bothered me that there was no regulation on ICOs, and that people can solicit money from strangers and just disappear with it. The regulation on those that are managing and taking your value is very weak.

On the other hand, the regulation on those that want to invest, the regulation on those that are looking to give their money, that regulation is overbearing and needs to stop. The Know-Your-Customer, the money laundering laws, I think they’re absolutely terrible. I think they stifle investment. I think they kill investment.

It’s not the guy that’s giving the money that needs to be thoroughly checked. It’s the guy that’s collecting the money that needs to be thoroughly checked.

I think the government focuses way too much and regulates the consumer instead of regulating the one that’s trying to take the money from the consumer. That’s my view on it. A lot of people think that I’m all about more and more regulation, which isn’t true. I think people should be able to do whatever they want with their money.