The whole main premise behind crypto is to not have regulations. Having regulations completely defeats the purpose. That's what central banks are for. If you want regulations, get out of crypto and go back to the central bank. The whole point of crypto is to put the financial system back into the hands of the people. Rug pulls come and go. I think any attempt to fight rug pulls with regulations would stifle innovation in the industry and stop people from trying to things. Exchanges and developers don't want to add mountains of paperwork, red tape, and hoops to jump through to an operation that is already extremely difficult. Most projects are based on trust me bro, and that's what makes it difficult. Its a minefield. You would be amazed how many rugged projects actually started up with good intentions, with the goal of climbing the mountain that ETH and BTC climbed. The problem is: they're run by a couple of kids who met on a discord server and don't realize what all goes into climbing that mountain. They think that all they need is good tech, and the price will rise by itself. That's just not how it works. It's so much more involved than that. I think regulations will make it significantly more difficult. I like crypto how it is now. DYOR, and invest at your own risk. Learn how the game works.