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In contrast, a blockchain-based social network would be operated based on pre-programmed rules that enable anyone who abides by these rules to participate. Any change to these rules requires the consent of multiple stakeholders, the process of enacting this change is transparent.
Dror Poleg • The Token Society
Blockchains are not simply about money. The modern-day alchemists who minted Bitcoin and other digital assets have animated a generation of technologists to reimagine how the financial and commercial world operates. The vision that these technologists aim to bring to fruition is not just about payment systems and other financial instruments. Large ... See more
Aaron Wright • The Rise of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations: Opportunities and Challenges · Stanford Journal of Blockchain Law & Policy

Solidarity Primitives: The Breadchain Crowdstaking Application
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The Party Protocol is the most powerful protocol for onchain groups.
It's designed and built to cover the full lifecycle of group formation, coordination, and distribution.
Let's cover each part and what it enables... https://t.co/RDgosmm0ah
Building a really exciting web3 social experience that is intentionally nothing like Twitter is possible and the decentralized stack is here:
@huddle01 for video and audio support
@Livepeer for decentralized video encoding
@xmtp for DMs
@Sismo_eth for attestations and privacy___... See more
Stani.ethx.comA blockchain is maintained by a distributed network of parties (“miners” or “validators,” depending on the kind of chain). These parties produce blocks jointly via consensus. In simple terms, the parties vote on how to process a set of transactions—or in other words, how to construct the next block. The block with majority support is the one that i... See more