If identity is not a separately existing fact, then the regress through origins does not produce indeterminacy but rather reveals that the identity question was not well-formed to begin with.
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Well-formed question(in logic and philosophy of language)
A question that is properly constructed and makes logical sense to ask, rather than being confused or based on a false assumption.
indeterminacy(Decision-making under uncertainty in political and legal contexts)
Uncertainty or lack of definite knowledge afflicting one or more conditions of a decision procedure, making it impossible to fully specify choices and their outcomes