Not really, it is to preemptively stop scamming. I think the issue is assuming people who get scammed are at fault for something, just because a more paranoid

Not really, it is to preemptively stop scamming. I think the issue is assuming people who get scammed are at fault for something, just because a more paranoid person would have avoided the scam. Regulation will not stop me from selling a potato for $100. it will stop me from selling a regular potato for $100 while claiming it cures cancer. Buying a potato for $100 would be dumb, and nothing stops me from doing it Buying a cancer-curing potato for $100 is not dumb. Believing a potato can cure cancer because someone else is publicly selling it to me that way in full view of the entire world is not dumb. I would think "oh wow, something about this potato must be cancer-curing because surely this guy knows that if he scams me in front of the public then the public will hold him accountable." So it is now time to hold people accountable