Constructing Trustworthy and Safe Communities on a Blockchain-Enabled Social Credits System
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Constructing Trustworthy and Safe Communities on a Blockchain-Enabled Social Credits System
Centralized trust creates negative externalities even when those at the center remain trustworthy. As the market expands, a purely person-to-person approach breaks down and would necessitate the presence of intermediaries. Intermediation, on the other hand, serves many roles, but also imposes costs, especially when the intermediary is a private com... See more
JENA MARIE ESPELITA • TRUSTING A TRUSTLESS NETWORK. The Paradoxes of Trust in Blockchain Technology
Blockchains are not simply about money. The modern-day alchemists who minted Bitcoin and other digital assets have animated a generation of technologists to reimagine how the financial and commercial world operates. The vision that these technologists aim to bring to fruition is not just about payment systems and other financial instruments. Large ... See more
Aaron Wright • The Rise of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations: Opportunities and Challenges · Stanford Journal of Blockchain Law & Policy
There is growing recognition that blockchain technology has significant potential to alter how organizations and people work and communicate. However, theoretical guidance concerning how organizations leverage blockchain technology to enhance value creation for users is still limited.
Grounded in the socio-technical perspective and leveraging the r
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Gagangeet Singh Aujlasciencedirect.comThe three fundamental pillars of this argument are,
- Blockchains are differentiated from traditional finance through their strong property rights – the inalienable right to store and transmit value.
- Centralization provides a means by which powerful entities can influence the outcomes of blockchains.
- The value stored in a property rights system is direc
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