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Quintenz 'ale nan yon ajoute ke nan evènman ipotetik nan vyolasyon, li kwè ke programeur kontra entelijan ki bati fonctionnalités sa yo sou tèt yon rezo blockchain te kapab potansyèlman dwe fèt responsab yo epi yo dwe pouswiv. “Mwen panse ke kesyon an ki apwopriye se si devlopè Kòd sa yo te kapab rezonab prevwa, nan moman an yo te kreye kòd la, ke li ta gen anpil chans dwe itilize pa moun US nan yon violative kalite règleman CFTC,” li te di. ipotèz, li te di, kòd la ta dwe fè “ki fèt espesyalman yo ki ap pèmèt kalite a egzak nan aktivite réglementées pa CFTC a, e li te pa gen efò te fè nan anpeche disponiblite li yo ak moun ameriken.”
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Quintenz went on to add that in hypothetical events of violations, he believes that smart contract coders who build such functionality on top of a blockchain network could potentially be held responsible and be prosecuted. “I think the appropriate question is whether these code developers could reasonably foresee, at the time they created the code, that it would likely be used by US persons in a manner violative of CFTC regulations,” he said. Hypothetically, he said, the code would have to be “specifically designed to enable the precise type of activity regulated by the CFTC, and no effort was made to preclude its availability to US persons.”