Saved by dane cads
Let’s Use New Forms of Money to Commit to Our Communities
It also makes intuitive sense that we’d have digital money that’s programmable. We'‘re programming everything now; mRNA is basically running a program on the cellular level. Many of the current problems in the digital economy -- lack of trust, misaligned incentives, controlling gatekeepers, treating audiences as a resource to be exploited -- arise ... See more
Brian Morrissey • Why crypto
Ohmies Ain’t No Normies
wrongalot.substack.com
Money is not the coins, or the balances, or even the UTXOs, but the consensus around economic behavior and reality these “tokens” capture.
Sacha Meyers • Bitcoin Is Venice: Essays on the Past and Future of Capitalism
Unfortunately, because Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies are not owned by anyone, we are reliant upon technology to give us the tools of trust that we are used to seeing with trusted third parties, such as banks, that are deeply ingrained in our consciousness.
Tim Lea • Blockchain: Down The Rabbit Hole: (Discover The Power Of The Blockchain)
Money is not the coins, or the balances, or even the UTXOs, but the consensus around economic behavior and reality these “tokens” capture.
Sacha Meyers • Bitcoin Is Venice: Essays on the Past and Future of Capitalism
So crypto is a new way of organizing humans along with a new computing platform that has money baked into it.