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I’ve been trying to answer this question for myself for a few months now. Reading the different VC, academic, and tech’s writings, I’ve come up with a longer li
by siavosh 8y ago
I’ve been trying to answer this question for myself for a few months now. Reading the different VC, academic, and tech’s writings, I’ve come up with a longer list than I thought—some more compelling than others.
One of them that I find really interesting is the ability of people to create these autonomous organizations. An entity separate from governments or existing forms of business with programmable incentives that are highly durable. They can exist as long as there’s one node still running somewhere in the world. As for its applications besides being potential investment vehicles, I’ve been curious if they provide the missing implementation piece for grander visions of old alternative economic theories of coordination and ownership like worker coops or some topics in the works of Posner & Weyl (Radical Markets).