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programeur kontra Smart ta ka responsab si yo konnen sèvi ak teknoloji blockchain yo kreye fonksyon ke yo jije kòm prediksyon “kontra evènman,” dapre yon regilatè US. Brian Quintenz, yon komisyonè nan Etazini Komodite ak Futures Komès Komisyon an, eksplike ke pwotokòl blockchain pèmèt “moun yo kreye pwòp kontra entelijan yo predi ke evènman nan lavni plis lajman… esansyèlman, kontra sa yo ta pèmèt moun yo parye sou rezilta a nan evènman nan lavni, tankou evènman espòtif oswa eleksyon, lè l sèvi avèk dijital lajan. Si prediksyon ou se dwa, kontra a otomatikman peye ou gaye yo,” li te di.
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Smart contract coders could be held liable if they knowingly use blockchain technology to create functions that are deemed as predictive “event contracts,” according to a US regulator. Brian Quintenz, a commissioner at the US Commodity and Futures Trading Commission, explained that blockchain protocols allow “individuals to create their own smart contracts predicting future events more broadly… Essentially, these contracts would allow individuals to bet on the outcome of future events, like sporting events or elections, using digital currency. If your prediction is right, the contract automatically pays you the winnings,” he said.