As something that has become mainstream, decentralization should be the main choice that must be followed and regulated by regulation.
But, will regulation interfere with the decentralization mechanism?
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They will certainly try. But first we need something really/actually decentralized.
True and true. :)
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If something is truly decentralized, regulation is of no impact.
But as was stated, it has to be truly decentralized.
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Exactly, by its nature it resists and becomes resistent to regulation.
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Hmmm…
I think that by its very nature decentralization resists and ignores regulation, because regulations can become, to an extent, unenforceable. If there is no CEO to arrest, or central office to shut down, things get complicated from an enforcement perspective.
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