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- And that’s a pretty exciting idea because it means that creators on the internet, everyday people who use internet products and services, will be able to earn more of the value that they contribute to those products. That’s because cryptocurrencies make it possible to distribute that value at internet scale instantly, to anyone, anywhere in the wor... See more
from a16z Podcast: The New Fan Club—Creators, Fans, and the Power of Markets (& Crypto) | Andreessen Horowitz by Zoran Basich
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- And therefore, on the collective level, crypto has predominantly encouraged creations, but not creativity. Crypto rewards popularity and suggests that popular content, regardless of its intention, is inherently more valuable and deserving of rewards – not only (sometimes ridiculous) monetary rewards, but also the rewards of being written into (art)... See more
from An Artist in Crypto by Wendi Yan
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- Assessing the “value” of contributions is inherently subjective — A key part of this is the ability for “value” to be accrued over time (suggest an improvement, and if the protocol grows significantly from that, collect a portion of the value created). While some economics can be rigidly defined (like how Yearn incentivizes strategists), many other... See more
from Governance Mining — liquidity mining for human capital by Jacob Phillips
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