The Next Age of Open Innovation
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Argues that blockchains and digital tokens can turn scattered contributors into a coordinated force by using game theory to tag and register contributions, track them over time and automatically reward useful work. Cites Bitcoin as the first working example of incentive plumbing and notes attention costs rising seven to nine fold, making new incentives urgent. Describes token projects as prototypes that create a token flywheel increasing value with participation but stops short of proven large scale impact.
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