Re:Fictional Cryptocurrencies
by rudderz on Saturday February 13, 2021 @09:37PM
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> the institutions are artifacts of their incentives
Perhaps there's value in sidestepping the institutions entirely. The bitcoin playbook if you will. Cutting out layers of management seems to be a popular idea.
Nevada recently passed a law that would allow companies to incorporate towns that have the authority of a county.
Would love to see a kick-started GovCoin like the DAO where investors and future residents can collaborate on a brand new government tailored with the customers -- I mean "citizens" interests in mind. Start with a clean slate and build a new model society that can be forked and cloned globally.
Perhaps there's value in sidestepping the institutions entirely. The bitcoin playbook if you will. Cutting out layers of management seems to be a popular idea.
Nevada recently passed a law that would allow companies to incorporate towns that have the authority of a county.
Would love to see a kick-started GovCoin like the DAO where investors and future residents can collaborate on a brand new government tailored with the customers -- I mean "citizens" interests in mind. Start with a clean slate and build a new model society that can be forked and cloned globally.