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At some point, you need to do work to make money, especially when young. What if, however, your "job" was working for a blockchain instead of a company? Or a d
by danschumann 5y ago
At some point, you need to do work to make money, especially when young.
What if, however, your "job" was working for a blockchain instead of a company? Or a decentralized company?
What if that blockchain turned evil? How could you stop it if no one had control? Everyone is just a cog.
- pavel_lishin 5y agoSorry, how are your examples different for a blockchain vs. a company from the point of view of a young individual employee?
- casi18 5y agoLots of daos have forums and token voting where you voice opinion, and also have 'rage quit' functions where you can exit and take your share of the dao bank balance with you. They're also often open source so can be forked in disagreements - even by anonymous others (see sushi forking uniswap and taking it in a different direction under new branding). my experience with daos i have worked with is they are often closely aligned with co-op style organisational structure. the difference is we dont all know each other and live all over the world, some people are anonymous dogs jpegs and thats all i'll ever know about them, some people are present in their irl persona. but its a group of people with some shared aim in collective ownership, this doesnt mean there arent directors and roles, but often you can just start talking and participating and be rewarded. e.g. anyone can write a strategy for yearn, pass it on to the team and be rewarded https://twitter.com/iearnfinance/status/1459658364837896192?s=20 https://twitter.com/iearnfinance/status/1459658364837896192?...