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Yes, but consequences of the fiasco are even broader: people stop trusting , and politicians seize the opportunity to meddle with blockchains for their own gain.

I think "people stop trusting crypto" is a bad thing. But that's debatable.

You are right in that ripples of bad actions are also consequences and thus should be considered by consequentialists. But then, someone secretly committing a crime or deception for the greater good, and never being caught, is a good thing? That's the riddle for hard-core consequentialists.

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