Something that’s really exciting about this is it brings us one step closer to getting adopted by small municipalities (somehow I feel a strong urge to say “exit liquidity” 
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They have a lot of tools in place already such as money (taxes), passports, and - as much as I hate to say - surveillance data that can be used to compute plural pairwise coefficients and perform FDD.
At the same time, they will have extremely stringent standards and requirements, as well as massive risk that comes from scale (both in number of people, and amount of funding). It also begs the question of whether we need to go hard on chain-agnostic and/or token-agnostic to get massive adoption. Overall an exciting challenge that will test the flexibility and forkability of our modular system and repository of modules