Titlebook: Blockchains and the Token Economy; Theory and Practice Mary C. Lacity,Horst Treiblmaier Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Ji?í Zounek,Libor Juhaňák,Klára Záleskáuthors provide a framework for economic design and walk readers through the phases of the design process. They analyze the challenges that stakeholders face in governing blockchain projects, and they explain why many projects fail to achieve their goals.

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Cryptoeconomics: Designing Effective Incentives and Governance Models for Blockchain Networks Usinguthors provide a framework for economic design and walk readers through the phases of the design process. They analyze the challenges that stakeholders face in governing blockchain projects, and they explain why many projects fail to achieve their goals.

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Interdisciplinary Evolution Researchuditability as well as art investors’ demands for privacy. New technological solutions are required that enable market participants to disclose the absolute minimum amount of information that is demanded by regulators. We investigate how distributed ledger technology, cryptography, and digital identity management can help address this challenge.

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Recovering from Blockchain Missteps and Myths with Coopetition,ot as good as other enterprise-ready databases; but where authenticity matters, it will be game-changing—everywhere in our world. What many are not yet realizing is how to scale it. We have spent more than a decade watching people try to monetize blockchain using the same monetization model as the I

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,Finding the Right Balance: Technical?and Political Decentralization in the Token Economy,te DLT systems that perform, in a decentralized way, several tasks (e.g., the prevention of double-spending) that are usually handled by central actors, such as banks. Using DLT can be subject to challenges?in terms of interoperability?between DLT systems (e.g., due to incompatible interfaces), limi

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Cryptoeconomics: Designing Effective Incentives and Governance Models for Blockchain Networks Usinghese digital environments are more difficult to change than other software ecosystems, and so their creators must design them very thoughtfully. The authors provide a framework for economic design and walk readers through the phases of the design process. They analyze the challenges that stakeholder

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Verifiable Credentials in the Token Economy,ions, and individuals are working on self-sovereign identity (SSI) and decentralized verifiable credentials. Commonly suggested principles include identity binding, privacy and security, user control, availability to all, interoperability across platforms, user consent, data minimization, and transp