Sure, it's important to follow those State impulsed moves. But in spite of the "anonymized" Georgian created crypto that Shota mentions at the end of the interview, I don't see "regulatory" entities allowing truly decentralized and privacy focused currencies having their Whitepapers approved. We know that in those legal architectures the first objective is to control and to be able to trigger a "kill switch" (the EU Parliament has a proposal to implement one in all "smart contracts"). The "retail investors protection" is at best a marketing trick, and usually plain lie.
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I mean what about Dash?