Just saw this take going around about why we're stuck on market structure reform. Apparently the banking lobby is throwing its weight around more than people realize. Someone was saying the whole thing reminds them of how these old guard institutions always manage to slow things down when they feel threatened. Makes you wonder if actual progress on how markets are structured will ever happen, or if it's just gonna be another endless back-and-forth between regulators and the finance crowd. Feels like whenever someone tries to push real change, there's always some trade group ready to pump the brakes. What's your take - is this just how the system works, or should there be more pressure to actually get something done?