I thought blockchain transparency is a bug and anonymity is a feature; it's hard to keep this stuff straight.
If you need KYC, a blockchain doesn't provide that anyway so you can either add hacks or just admit that it's not the right solution.
If you need KYC, a blockchain doesn't provide that anyway so you can either add hacks or just admit that it's not the right solution.
The point I was making on KYC is that with blockchain-based shares the government doesn't even have an idea of how to regulate it yet, and Reddit can probably sidestep the KYC entirely. Anyway it's not them managing the books, it's the Bitcoin network doing it for them.