Stream of a fictional public talk (to a very real audience) on social cryptoeconomics for the CDRMX project
Category: Future Money, Future Problems
Various currencies are commonly accepted and used for the trade of goods and services. With the advent of cryptoeconomics and decentralized finance we see currencies that no longer act as just 'money,' value indexed on processing power, seemingly created out of thin air. In future economies could we trade in reputation, internet hype, likes, biodiversity, tokenized frustrations, good intentions, completely arbitrary things, or just not trade? And what would be the micro- or macroeconomic implications of such new systems?
La Renta — Basic Income With A Twist
A form of universal income imagined to incentivise participative economy and fight corruption
The Price of Appreciation
Investigative-style fiction looking at the evolution of 'Likes' into digital currencies