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That’s pretty much the same as making it illegal. It’s a system of honest graft that requires for work and enforcement. The public metadata would be immensely
by Spooky23 2y ago
That’s pretty much the same as making it illegal. It’s a system of honest graft that requires for work and enforcement.
The public metadata would be immensely valuable, and nobody would want to comply. You’d be prosecuting people for concealing ownership.
- toss1 2y ago>>You’d be prosecuting people for concealing ownership. Yes, and concealing ownership over the long term is more difficult (in many cases, impossible, e.g., for executives with stock packages — exactly the set of most likely insider traders) and investigating and prosecuting it is far easier vs insider trading. Seems like a win.