Looking at the regulatory uncertainty... this case FORCES the government to come up with actual rules that people can build around rather than just trying to make it up on the fly. That kind of clarity is bullish alone, because devs will be able to program around the rules in crazy ways that were never considered, being shielded from the law the entire time.

On the flip side, so much money has been sidelined because of all this... so many people assume that the government will just "ban Bitcoin" or whatever. When the SEC loses their case against RIPPLE, everyone's previous mindset gets flipped on its ear... "well if Ripple can't even be regulated then certainly Bitcoin/ETH can't." This kind of thing is going to create massive shockwaves. It's hard to speculate exactly how it will turn out.