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Would it actually be clear which fork is the winning one?
Most regulations apply to financial institutions, if your blockchain is provably decentralized (as in, nobody can rug/fraud you from your money), then a lot of regulations do not apply.
Crypto backed: DAI, LUSD (backed by ETH), crvUSD, FRAX
EURO based (with full e-money licenses): EURe (monerium.com), EUROe (euroe.com)
They don't go down if you turn off your Raspberry Pi.
I also can be 99.9999% sure that they run correctly and Ethereum itself is pretty unhackable, as proven by the multi-billion bug-bounties.
The smart contracts running on Ethereum are open source, unlike your PHP script, can be audited, and if marked immutable, i'm sure no malicious person/business can hack or change it, and if they do it has an auditable backlog.
Hiring wise, if you've spent a few years programming without ever learning about "that bits&bytes thing", an employer is tempted to doubt your education, level of curiosity and/or general interest in your field.
Also open source software should be banned, as everyone can search for security exploits. I see it the same with flash loans, etc. It forces DeFi protocols to safeguard against all attack vectors, resulting in a much more secure environment.