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Blockchain constitutions enable users to share in the control of networks, just as composability enables developers to share in contributions to software and tokens enable participants to become owners with interests. By combining these tools, we can build a new generation of community-owned networks—digital cities that provide something for everybody, because they are built by everybody.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 167 · March 13, 2024 Save to shelf
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