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Laws are mutable, in general blockchains aren't. It is the case that the law can be modified. > I think it is impossible Unless they create an exemption for
by wyldfire 9y ago
Laws are mutable, in general blockchains aren't. It is the case that the law can be modified.
> I think it is impossible
Unless they create an exemption for technologies which effectively partition transaction details from identity details. Or they could require the use of masking/ambiguation features like Ring signatures, mixer/tumblers, etc.
- geocar 9y ago> Laws are mutable, in general blockchains aren't. It is the case that the law can be modified. Or storing someone else's personal information on the blockchain opens you up to an effectively unlimited liability: Not smart. It really depends on what is being stored. Is it that there is €30 in account 123 and €50 in account 234? It's unclear if this is personal information if someone can have multiple accounts and access them anonymously.
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