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I'm struggling to understand why, as soon as Lawsky crafted the regulation (BitLicense), he conveniently stepped away from managing and overseeing its implementation.

Now he is opening a virtual currency and cybersecurity consulting firm? Am I hearing this correctly?

Yes this is correct. First he made the laws, then he is leaving his chair and now started his own crypto consulting company to support startups how to drive through that jungle of regulations he created. Of course just for a small buck.

I couldnt put it better myself. Wrod for word. Dude created bunch of traps and now is making money for guiding trough them. That kind of bullshit actions should be illegal.

That is the beauty of free market and capitalism, you make pencil to write and create eraser to erase what you wrote

Sorry, but that has nothing to do with capitalism and free market. If nothing, thats exactly opposite of free market and capitalism. What it is, it's plain and simple corruption that happens eveerywhere. In New Yor, in China etc.....Capitalism, Communism, Whateverism...corruption is part of em all and it needs to be fought in them all.

I completely agree. There is corruption everywhere in the world in every political and economical system, left or right. And that is sad and tragic. And even more sad is that we can't avoid Bitcoin related corruption too. And I suppose that we all imagined that Bitcoin could somehow stay out of it and not be so abused. I guess that still isn't possible in real world.