Here's a twist — Tally's CEO directly says that it was easier to breathe in crypto during Biden and Gensler's time. The platform is shutting down, and he's reminiscing about the old days. It's interesting what this means for the DAO community — does it mean that the new regulatory course is really not to these guys' liking? I used to think that cryptocurrency projects simply adapt to any conditions, but it seems that the policy difference is truly noticeable. Maybe this is a signal that the industry needs a different strategy? Or just nostalgia for a liberal approach? What do you think, how much does regulation influence the closure of such platforms?