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🎙️ The Ownership Economy | Jesse Walden

Variant Fund's Jesse Walden on how DeFi will change the future of ownership

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Episode: #34 - The Ownership Economy | Jesse Walden

October 12th, 2020

Jesse Walden speaks about 'the ownership economy', in which value is returned to the producers via a protocol by compensation codified in its core.

YouTube, Facebook, Twitter are now extracting more than they are providing.

Can Ethereum and DeFi solve this? How can Ethereum host an internet-sized cooperative, like REI? How can token ownership create a larger tent, that can scale organizations past previous limits?

We also discuss Jesse's 3 theories for how crypto will be adopted, and which one he believes will come first:

  • The people come, Bank the Unbanked!

  • The institutions come, WallStreet wants part of the global casino

  • The economy comes, non-financial apps create a “real economy"

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