Ownership Economy
exploring alternative ownership mechanics
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Ownership Economy
It took me a while to understand why web3 is so important.
Now, I'm pretty much addicted.
Here are 11 reasons why I decided to go all in 👇
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YBtwitter.com🧱Alternative funding model (inspired by cooperative breweries)
Get 1,000 people to chip in $1,000. Make them members/ co-owners.
Put each person's name on a brick behind the bar.
Let them brag to their friends that they co-own the... See more
@austinrobey.xyz 🦋x.comAs consumers have an opportunity to own a part of everything they enjoy - from a Substack subscription to their favorite beverage - the plumbing of marketing and sales is transformed by a new form of p2p spread.
It’s also more authentic to help sell what you genuinely love.
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If you make a cooperative, you have to know that you can’t design them; you can only grow them, like plants. If you grow one and you do it with other people, then everyone will undoubtedly have ideas about what the best way to grow it is.
Willa Köerner • On growing a cooperative like you’d grow a garden
Web3 aims to expand ownership re: A) economic upside &B) governance. IMO:
A is underrated—Giving upside to >1000x more stakeholders can disrupt the network effects of aggregators
B is overrated—There'll be some positives, but we'll experience the downsides of unclear leadership
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