Did you study the possible reaction of a government of extra money input into economy and inflation reaction?
I do not think that they considered this issue. It is interesting to know how far this project is legal
It's very important to address the legal parts of any enterprise and be educated about the local laws which concern the cryptocurrency.
The only concern that government could have with this project is the financial aspect, I agree. However, we can only be talking about the financial aspect when an individual "cashes out", in other words, converts the cryptocurrency into fiat money. Any transaction of cryptocurrency inside the decentrilized application is usually outside the interests of the government in a practical and legal sense. For example, you bought MOVE tokens for 10$ and sold them for 15$. 5$ would be your income and in the United States, it is considered to be a taxable event. To be more precise, we should use such term as the "Short Term Capital Gain" (I'm sure that anyone who sold a considerable amount of crypto in the US heard about this). After you pay the tax on the Short Term Capital Gain to the government of your residency, citizenship or the governing entity that you're considered to be a taxable subject to, your financial obligation with the government is generally considered to be satisfied.
Now in more common terms: Pay taxes, when you cash out into dollars, euros or whatever your currency is and GENERALLY you will be fine.
However, I should put a disclaimer that this might not apply around the world and am mostly speaking from the perspective of US citizens/residents. One should consult with the financial lawyer in one's home country to get a more concrete answer.
I'm not giving a legal advice here.
