Does Rarity increase Value ?
Rarity leads to a high unit price of a species, hence to higher incentives to catch, which in turn increases rarity, inducing a higher price, higher incentives, and so on. An ongoing example of this kind of economic–biological feedback might be the case of the bluefin tuna.
....digital financial products are not comparable to real world commodities.
(top tip : never use wikipedia for economic philosophy - they tend to think mmt is a good idea!...bloody leftists. lol)
Taxation on producers is not a good idea - it stifles activity. (see every historical free-ish markets)
Taxation through coercion (not set to null? then no upvote) is not a sound strategy imo.
People hate threats.
I find Wikipedia to just be a collection of quotes taken from real books. Usually sourced at the bottom of each entry.
Yes, you're right, that's why I think ctime is approaching this a bit wrong. However, some people will be tempted and the effect will be positive. Although with these threats and people, all you have to do is go back 3 years and it turns out that 90% of society loves threats and likes to adapt to them.
100% disagree.