I think there should be some type of regulation when it comes to the lawmakers and them investing into the stock market. I wouldn't necessarily say fully ban them, but let's take into an example Donald Trump's dump and pump crypto coin, Where a lot of people substantially lost money and where the President of the United States had gained an increased amount of income of millions and millions of dollars because of the promotion he did with the coin telling people to buy it, the Trump coin. And around 80% of the gains that went into the stock slash crypto went into Trump's circle. Where the majority, around 50-60% of other investors, substantially lost a lot of money. So even though I don't think we should completely ban lawmakers from investing into the stock market, I think there needs to be some type of regulation when it comes down to it.

Your gut feeling doesn't equate to an objective truth. And big politicians becoming more millionaires and millionaires because of this dump and pump. Cryptocurrency does not benefit the middle class. And they are genuinely getting scammed by these big politicians who once again are just getting richer and richer and as the working class get poorer and poorer. There needs to be some heavy restrictions into the lawmakers, into investing in the stock market. Especially when it comes to promoting one's own cryptocurrency.

We have to look at the bigger picture. We're not talking about regulating it for the regular Joe. We're talking about heavy strict regulations when it comes to someone at a bigger political position where they have control of monetary control, rulemaking control, At an executive, judicial, and legislative branch. Where his opinion would be biased since he's trading or has a current investment into X stock. So.