Trust Minimisation is a form of social scalability

I. to reduce the vulnerability of participants to each other$$s and to outsiders$$ and intermediaries$$ potential for harmful behavior

II$.$ to reverse our vulnerabilities and thus, our need to trust our fellow humans.

III. to implement a variety of accounting, legal, security, or other controls that make them usually and sufficiently, at least for facilitating the functionality of their client institutions, trustworthy, by minimizing vulnerability to their own participants $($such as accountants, lawyers, regulators, and investigators$).$

IV$.$ can only partially take away some kinds of vulnerability, i$.$e$.,$ reduce the need for or risk of trust in other people.

V$.$ that gives rise to a fully trustless institution or technology.

Question $19$ options:

I, II$,$ III, IV

I, III, IV$,$ V

II$,$ III, IV$,$ V

All of the above

None of the above