It's an attack on decentralization, a bankers dream. It's no surprise New York scum suckers started it.
maybe update to bitlicense will calm down the scene. but it looks like this is a normal market state
How so? From what I'm reading that only applies to exchange and money lender regulations and doesn't have any bearing on utilities adding fee's.
exchanges are the biggest entry point for new investors (besides ico), so proper regulation and standardization could somehow makes overall situation a little better. of course in case of sane, proper approach. im not expecting stable resolution anytime soon, you need a lot of research and dynamic studies to develop the approach that would really satisfy the majority and will bring bright changes. exchanges could be able to list only coins that are satisfy certain criteria. new job positions to keep the things on top would also be a positive output. downside would be increased fees. but i guess that making sense. other side of question is how to keep integrity of the regulations intact.