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Indeed, making the voting token non-transferable is a valid method for eliminating market noise as well as providing control over the system incentives.

One of the interesting alternatives to this is Urbit, which is trying to build a network in which identity exists from the start, and is neither free nor monopolized. One of Urbit's principles is that users own their data, and while they can use third-party services, they're sharing their data with services, not using a login to access information ... See more

-Economic Incentives - It doesn't require a particular strategy, and you can simply ask community members to achieve a mission in exchange for economic value. By creating a “pay-for-performance incentive scheme” (a program where you pay contributors depending on how hard they work), you allow anyone to participate and help grow the project.

Bad headers—found all over the web—are those that read like slogans instead of descriptions. For example, "Improve your workflow!" or "Supercharge your collaboration!" are useless. If that's all I read on your page, I'd have no idea what the product actually is. And I’ll probably leave.

The macro thesis that I’ve talked to a bunch is this idea that value is shifting from IRL meatspace into our virtual lives.