In twenty years of regulated finance, I have never seen a rule get simpler.
Every rule starts as a principle. Then the exceptions arrive. One for the large institutions. One for the foreign subsidiaries. One for the activity that predated the rule.
No one announces a carve-out. Each exception arrives with a reasonable explanation. By the time the regulation is mature, the exceptions outnumber the principles.
Bitcoin has one rule: valid transactions get confirmed. No exception for large holders. No carve-out for early adopters. No amendment process shaped by its largest beneficiaries.
No human institution has managed this. Bitcoin did it by design.