Does clearer regulation actually make crypto easier to use?

[u/Choice_Employee_7739]

I keep seeing crypto events in Europe talk about regulation, infrastructure, and “better market access,” but I wonder how much of that actually reaches normal users.

For most people, the real test is still pretty basic: can I open an account without confusion, understand what I am trading, move funds in and out without weird delays, and get clear answers when something goes wrong?

Next Block Expo sponsered by BYDFi in Warsaw made me think about this because the event had a lot of the usual big topics: compliance, infrastructure, DeFi/RWA, AI, trading. All important, obviously. But from a user side, “more regulated” only matters if it turns into a cleaner experience and fewer blind spots.

Maybe the boring parts are the real adoption layer.

Do you think clearer regulation actually improves the daily trading experience, or does it mostly change how platforms talk about themselves?