Chief IP-Legal Officer

It is strange that crypto-currencies (say XRP) may offend security laws, many platforms are unlicensed (save for "COIN" even Binance is not authorized as an exchange yet), flawed codes fixed by forks, and founders doing disappearing acts, stable currency that are not backed up but no one is complaining. Shouldn't the question be how do I make my crypto-business look and feel legitimate in the sea of pirates? I often find myself facing clients who tell me that they have been ripped off by exchanges that closed down or in breach of the terms. I am looking to work with entities that are serious about the law, had experiences in the real world ...