[slushh]

Would it be worthwhile to create the insights?

E.g. if there were a global registry of credit dependencies and ownership, at least for system relevant companies, we should know what is going to happen.

But what is the worst that could happen? If companies fold, ownership will be transferred. As long as the companies are profitable, their business will continue.

[riffraff]

If the assets are worth 10 but the debt is 100, creditors will not have anything of value transferred, and will have to write down a loss.

This could be a small impact or a big one.

If you are a person who was relying on those assets for income for your retirement this might mean you no longer have enough to live by. If you are a company you might in turn be forced to fold. If you're a stablecoin that bought evergrande bonds you might be forced to show you have no baking of your emissions..

[csomar]

That will mean companies won't have any privacy at all (all info will need to be public) and essentially centralize them into a single "massive" world company. It didn't work back then (it's similar to communism in that sense) and I don't think it'll work now (it's every bureaucrat wet dream).

[slushh]

How does public knowledge centralize the control of the companies? Owners would still be in control and there still would be laws prohibiting collusion between companies.