>>88570
I do belive that Intellectual Property laws should be repealed, but I think that is unrelated to cryptocurrency.
The exact mechanisms and mathematics behind what makes crypto a secure currency is fairly complicated, but it is not at all necessary to enforce IP laws to maintain it.
Its not so much that the blockchain 'dissuades' theft/fraud, but it prevents it, in the same way that a safe and armed guards is an effective way to prevent theft of gold.
The free market will determine the exact amount of security is needed/desired by the public. A cryptocurrency corporation could always spend more money making cryptos increasingly secure, but this would be at the expense of ever increasing maintenance cost/transaction fees.
>How cryptocurrencies actually work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBC-nXj3Ng4
>How a free market balances the trade-offs between low cost products and safer/more secure products
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvxT7fryE3Q
TL;DR I do not know what mechanisms will be used to keep crypto secure, but there is no reason market forces would be inadequate in discovering and providing such a thing.