Even if a virtual auditing service or a distributed auditing corporation has to form there has to be something to certify the issuer as trusted enough that people can buy and sell shares and know it's not a complete scam.
See here. See my entire post history. See scores of people refusing to read, and refusing to think for themselves, based on various broken notions chief among which is that people should be given money because they are nice, irregardless of whether they're competent or whether they actually have something to offer.
Still, the tools are here, and the tools are being used.
Then after all of that you're going to have to deal with accusations of stolen coins, disputes, and accusations of money laundering. How do we deal with these problems? Ignoring the technical problem doesn't work if we want a legitimate investment platform just like following the law doesn't work if we want a legitimate technological platform.
This is an open problem which
the ROTA attempted to solve. As it is,
the problem remains, open.