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It’s Facebook’s Meta versus open DAOs. And the battle will come down to hardware, specifically, microchips.
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Algorithmic governance as creating and mitigating vulnerabilities in "Decentralised Autonomous Organisations"
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Kelsie Nabben 13 August, 2021 Suggested citation: Nabben, Kelsie. (2021). “DAO Vulnerabilities: A multi-scale DAO ecosystem mapping tool towards comput…
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Blockchain communities are embracing, and funding, life extension technologies. The link stretches back to the cypherpunks' crossover with the transhum…
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Crypto satellite companies are competing to provide blockchain services in space.
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The great hash rate plunge caused by an exodus of miners from China shows large scale Proof-of-Work mining facilities are vulnerable to regulation.
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Trying not to fail at Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs)
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Kelsie Nabben 7 July, 2021 “Resilience” is an evolutionary concept in decentralised technology communities. Resilience was sought via distribution of c…
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Kelsie Nabben & Michael Zargham June 4, 2021 Suggested reference: Nabben, K., & Zargham, M., “Resilience of the Commons: observing “resilience” in the …
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Kelsie Nabben, in conversation with Lucy Bernholz (Stanford DARNit network), Althea Allen (Ethereum Foundation), and Marta Poblet (RMIT Blockchain Inno…
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By Kelsie Nabben & Michael Zargham 22 April, 2021 Note: this is a pre-print of a draft for the Internet Policy Review “Glossary of decentralised techno…
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Cross-posting the abstract of an Open Access article, emphasizing the need to understand blockchains as sociotechnical systems that take on meaning whe…
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