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A limit on acquirable token by person would do the trick just as well, if not better. Those that feels like it is of worth can always create new moral entities
by psychoslave 6y ago
A limit on acquirable token by person would do the trick just as well, if not better.
Those that feels like it is of worth can always create new moral entities to get new attached tokens, but will already have to pass the existing bureaucratic process required to do so.
- fastball 6y agoHow do you check that someone is a unique person? I'd rather pay 10¢ per domain than have to go through an involved KYC process just to register one for free.
- bitxbitxbitcoin 6y agoAgreed. Currently on the internet, adding a cost or computing barrier is the best alternative to a KYC process in deferring bot activity.
- asynch8 6y agoBut then where do we draw the limit on that? Should then a person who might start a lot of companies be capped at a certain point? Seems like it's slipperly territory to tread onto.