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A better design for defi grant programsGrant programs in the defi and blockchain space should take some design lessons from grant programs in the real-worldJul 17, 2021A response icon5Jul 17, 2021A response icon5
Published inCryptoeconomics AustraliaBuilding a grammar of blockchain governanceTowards Ostrom-complete governanceJun 16, 2021A response icon4Jun 16, 2021A response icon4
Why the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub is excited to be working with the Tracer DAOWe’ve proposed a new protocol for spinning up fundamental financial contractsApr 7, 2021A response icon4Apr 7, 2021A response icon4
How can we discover what defi is good for?Innovation is a process of discovery. It requires experiments and failures. That’s how new institutional infrastructure gets built.Sep 24, 2020A response icon2Sep 24, 2020A response icon2
What we think we know about defiIn defi, the blockchain community is building a parallel financial system that looks very, very different.Sep 10, 2020A response icon6Sep 10, 2020A response icon6
What we’ve learned from working with AgoricUsing economics and computer science to drive markets down into machinesSep 5, 2020A response icon1Sep 5, 2020A response icon1
How to understand the credentialing industryCredentials are a key economic institution. We can make them better.Jul 18, 2020A response icon1Jul 18, 2020A response icon1
Deregtech: using technology to deregulate the economyRegtech can help ease the burden of regulatory compliance. But ‘deregtech’ could get the post-pandemic economy moving again.Jul 15, 2020A response icon1Jul 15, 2020A response icon1
