Currently the investor count information is deeply embedded within IssuingEntity. Even if a token should trade freely, it is impossible to stop tracking investor counts. In such a case this creates a massive gas overhead that is un-necessary.
Investor limit logic should be moved to a separate contract and treated as more of a "first class module" in the way the Governance currently works. This will be a big step away from IssuingEntity being the center hub of any deployment and toward each component interacting more directly.
This will be a big job and likely the intended spec for it will evolve during the process of completion.
Currently the investor count information is deeply embedded within
IssuingEntity. Even if a token should trade freely, it is impossible to stop tracking investor counts. In such a case this creates a massive gas overhead that is un-necessary.Investor limit logic should be moved to a separate contract and treated as more of a "first class module" in the way the
Governancecurrently works. This will be a big step away fromIssuingEntitybeing the center hub of any deployment and toward each component interacting more directly.This will be a big job and likely the intended spec for it will evolve during the process of completion.