Under current legal frameworks, a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) can be held legally liable for damages only if it features either a central executive committee or a pre-coded compensation fund. The Aetherium Network is a DAO that was recently held legally liable for damages by a federal court. However, an exhaustive audit of the network's architecture proves that it lacks any pre-coded compensation fund. Therefore, it is clear that the Aetherium Network must utilize a weighted-voting governance protocol.
Which one of the following, if assumed, enables the conclusion to be properly drawn?
- Any decentralized autonomous organization that possesses a central executive committee utilizes a weighted-voting governance protocol.Cevap
- BA decentralized autonomous organization utilizes a weighted-voting governance protocol only if it possesses a central executive committee.
- CDecentralized autonomous organizations that do not possess a central executive committee do not utilize a weighted-voting governance protocol.
- DA weighted-voting governance protocol is the most efficient method for a decentralized autonomous organization to establish a central executive committee.
- EA pre-coded compensation fund is structurally incompatible with a weighted-voting governance protocol in any decentralized autonomous organization.
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The option stating that any decentralized autonomous organization possessing a central executive committee utilizes a weighted-voting governance protocol.
The argument establishes an intermediate conclusion: because the DAO is liable and lacks a compensation fund, it MUST have a central executive committee. However, the author suddenly concludes the DAO has a weighted-voting protocol. To justify this leap, we need a rule stating that having a central executive committee guarantees the use of a weighted-voting protocol. The correct answer provides exactly this universal conditional link.
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Identifying intermediate conclusions to find the missing sufficient condition that logically guarantees the final conclusion.