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A more robust id solution which is applicable to entities with revenue over X would be a constitutional way to solve the issues discussed in the article The go
by gammateam 8y ago
A more robust id solution which is applicable to entities with revenue over X would be a constitutional way to solve the issues discussed in the article
The governments most successful crackdowns regulate the intermediaries
So in graph theory, you look at the node you want to control and then take the complement and restrict the nodes in the complement, while prohibiting the target node from interaction with non-restricted nodes
there is no sanction on non-restricted nodes and no sanction on the behavior of the target node, with voluntary compliance entered into by the restricted nodes
Examples of this approach:
Accredited investor regulation (non-accredited citizens not prohibited from investing, businesses risk consequences)
Online gambling prohibition (citizens and online casinos not prohibited, voluntarily licensed financial institutions are prohibited from processing transactions)