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The Otter Protocol does not directly tackle governance, but provides an additional primitive that governance frameworks can take into account. Governance power over specific domains could be distributed to holders of specific badges, or governance weight could increase based on ownership of a badge.

Ben Dobbrick • The Otters go Soulbound

Outsourcing Trust

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social commerce

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cryptography (via hash codes) is used to secure the authentication of the transaction source and removes the need for a central intermediary.

William Mougayar • The Business Blockchain: Promise, Practice, and Application of the Next Internet Technology

Crypto networks rely on open source code, but also instantiate global services that depend on open state. Open state is a critical requirement for cryptographic verification and provides the lynchpin of trust in blockchains. In addition, tokens create a new incentive model for sustaining crypto networks that is aligned with their open nature.

Denis Nazarov • What comes after open source? — Denis Nazarov

One concern with making in-game items tradable is that the ability to trade items can negatively affect the gameplay as people are focused on extracting value from the system or only the players that are willing to pay a lot of money for items can enjoy the game.

Linda Xie • A Beginner's Guide to NFTs

The Sharing Economy

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Ces derniers signeraient les transactions et valideraient leur authenticité. Pour s’assurer que ces validateurs sont fiables, ils seraient obligés de mettre en dépôt leurs Ethers (la cryptomonnaie d’Ethereum) pour effectuer ce rôle. S’ils ne valident pas correctement, ils perdent des Ethers.

Stéphane Loignon • Big Bang Blockchain. La seconde révolution d'internet (ACTUALITE SOCIETE) (French Edition)

The reciprocation rule brings about mutual concession in two ways. The first is obvious. It pressures the recipient of an already-made concession to respond in kind. The second, while not so obvious, is pivotally important. Just as in the case of favors, gifts, or aid, the obligation to reciprocate a concession encourages the creation of socially d