RE: I put a dog on a coin and the rest is history - hey Steemit!

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I put a dog on a coin and the rest is history - hey Steemit!

in introduceyourself •  8 years ago 

I'm not talking about government-enforced regulation per se, rather a blockchain-level set of rules which govern the behavior of all participating contracts. That's where my dot point about cross-chain interoperability comes in - regulation would remain opt-in but allow for policies around controversial decisions like network "rollbacks" and fork conditions be baked into some degree. Need to explore this more!

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And we all saw how well that kind of model is working out for Ethereum right now. LOL Doh...

Ok. Voluntary is good. Agreed it needs to be explored more and glad some are looking ahead.

Governments will regulate any currency because of the fear of taking down their monetary system! Anything that s earns money and they want part of it, they will get it!!