Ah ok, I misunderstood. You were saying as an example, not as an actual thing you desire them to do.
I think the big issue is just the scale of the market. They _could_ do it with enough funding and manpower, but I think it would cause a Streisand effect in that privacy-centric tokens would become more popular.
It's better for governments to contain it and not appear to be against it so that development focus doesn't shift to Monero-like tokens.
I think the big issue is just the scale of the market. They _could_ do it with enough funding and manpower, but I think it would cause a Streisand effect in that privacy-centric tokens would become more popular.
It's better for governments to contain it and not appear to be against it so that development focus doesn't shift to Monero-like tokens.