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Can Blockchains Go Rogue?
The world of cryptocurrency is very economic (lots of tokens flying around everywhere, with lots of functions being assigned to those tokens), very neo (the space is 12 years old!) and very liberal (freedom and voluntary participation are core to the whole thing). Do these critiques also apply to blockchain systems? If so, what conclusions should w... See more
Vitalik Buterin • On Nathan Schneider on the limits of cryptoeconomics
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DAOs, Tokens, and Goodhart's Forest
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DAOs seek to solve many of the most pressing problems that traditional companies face today thanks to cryptographic mechanisms and Social Tokens. By leveraging new technologies, they give freedom and power back to the person, and give back assets that individuals seek today and that traditional companies took away a long time ago.Incentives will ne... See more
BanklessDAO • State of the DAOs #7: Social Tokens and the Future of Work
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A heated debate is raging… well, a debate is happening… about what will actually end up “onchain.” What assets, items, and ideas will we manage with blockchains instead of private databases? This is a tributary to the all-important question–How important are Blockchains, what will they impact, and what are they worth? Specifically, will offli... See more
Eric Jorgenson • Blockchains and Offline Assets — Eric Jorgenson
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