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Adoption
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying adoption. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2959730-004 : As the use of blockchain technology grows in the private investment fund industry, pressure on the traditional fee structure is likely to continue to grow, even though the proportion of fund strategie
- 2998033-006 : Blockchain enabled services should expect the same incumbent resistance that sharing platforms encountered, so technical viability will not by itself produce rapid market acceptance.
- 2998033-040 : Regulatory guidance is essential to the continuing evolution and blockchain integration of the private investment fund industry, so the constraint on further adoption is regulatory rather than technol
- 3227933-022 : The claim that blockchain is secure by design cannot yet be relied on, because the technology has not been adopted widely enough to be severely tested, and hacking attacks on digital currencies unders
- 3227933-025 : Against the view that blockchain is merely hype, the authors argue that the widespread proliferation of blockchain initiatives, and in particular the fact that so many old world organizations are expl
- 3396522-018 : Stability drives a causal chain in commerce: the more stable a cryptocurrency, the more it proliferates, and the more stable cryptocurrencies proliferate in commerce, the less able corruption is to de
- 3396522-031 : Currency stability should be used as the consumer facing proxy for interoperability, because teaching the public to value stability is easier than educating it about the blockchain technology that pro
- 3396522-033 : Decentralization technology is unlikely to proliferate without a core use case beyond store of value; banking, money transmission, and triple entry accounting are natural use cases but fall short of b
- 3406323-020 : Without a core use case other than the store of value provided by Bitcoin, decentralization technology is less likely to proliferate; banking, money transmission, and triple entry accounting are natur
- 3406323-025 : Without something that functions as an insurance policy when commercial risks materialize, the public has no reason to pursue the benefits of decentralized commerce, so decentralized underwriting is o
- 3409548-017 : Blockchain-enabled sharing services are unlikely to be accepted quickly or without resistance, because incumbents challenged by new ways of delivering a service or product will resist, as the existing
- 3409548-026 : Artificial intelligence and machine learning are used far more heavily for idea generation and portfolio optimization than for execution: two thirds of surveyed funds use them to generate trading idea
- 3409548-027 : Adoption of artificial intelligence in hedge funds remains partial rather than total: more than four out of ten survey respondents still rely on conventional human thinking to guide their investment p
- 3409548-037 : Most large private equity and hedge fund advisers have not yet even considered combining blockchain with big data and artificial intelligence, leaving first mover efficiency gains to smaller competito
- 3409548-038 : Large managers will begin innovating only once the long-term benefits of the technologies exceed their implementation cost, and because that cost is much larger for large managers than for the smaller
- 3411110-022 : Regulatory uncertainty produces a chilling effect: because early adopters must apply traditional law to novel instruments and cannot reach a comfortable level of certainty, legacy businesses hold back
- 3411110-033 : Widespread retail investor trading of digital securities, including the ability to margin them, is the linchpin of survivability for blockchain based securities offerings; without retail access the te
- 3411897-025 : Without a core use case beyond Bitcoin's store of value function, decentralization technology is less likely to proliferate.
- 3441904-004 : DAOs are unlikely to disrupt existing corporate structures in the foreseeable future because the blockchain industry is still in its infancy and core decentralized infrastructure elements will remain
- 3441904-026 : The complex systems that decentralized infrastructure technology will reform are interdependent, so development of the infrastructure elements alone is not enough: structural and cultural changes in l
- 3606663-023 : The evolution of the DeFi market and its new monetary system depends on the stability of DeFi products and digital assets, and both stability and adoption of DeFi are undermined by the instability of
- 3606663-030 : The digital asset market resulted from a technology push rather than a market pull: developers were driven by technical advancement rather than by usefulness and user friendliness, and market pull may
- 3782191-003 : Unlike other societal transformations that require drawn out public debate, decentralization proceeds quietly, incrementally, and iteratively as a default solution because it builds on the existing ce
- 3782198-040 : Truly successful DAOs do not yet exist, but once the architecture of a single DAO succeeds it will be quickly cloned and adapted to every imaginable economic and social organization.
- 3782216-024 : The antiregulation fervor that follows from the anarchist and libertarian philosophy of most Web3 developers is damaging the potential for widespread adoption of decentralized peer to peer tools.
- 3782216-034 : Stablecoin collateralization and a robust decentralized economy form a chicken and egg problem: a stablecoin cannot reduce its backing until a robust decentralized economy exists, and that economy can
- 3782216-038 : Banning is the only control a centralized nation has over a decentralized network within its borders, and such bans pose no threat to the network's existence.
- 3782216-039 : DeFi will take off only when cryptocurrency is used in authentic transactions such as insurance and equities across broad segments of industry and tokenization of commodities and properties is institu
- 3782216-040 : The decentralized economy still lacks trustworthy open source decentralized institutions for recording and parsing history, reporting news and guiding attention, without which the average person canno
- 3782217-016 : Oracle DAOs and decentralized finance DAOs face a bootstrapping deadlock because each relies on the other for its very existence, a chicken and egg problem the authors address by having participants p
- 3808859-017 : Open source software accounts for somewhere between 78 percent and 98 percent of all core digital infrastructure software, according to industry estimates.
- 3808867-020 : Upgrading existing representative democracies with decentralized supplemental voting systems may require constitutional or democratic support, and the availability of that support is dubious at best.
- 3962614-031 : Because of significant path dependencies in the capital formation and capital allocation processes of existing venture capital models, the ideal typical reputation based capital allocation model is le
- 5095633-030 : Well-capitalized centralized incumbents can outpace decentralized entrants in user acquisition by leveraging existing customer bases and brand recognition, so decentralized startups must show clear ad
- 5541658-022 : The digital divide among legal professionals complicates equitable adoption of AI and may exacerbate rather than reduce disparities in access to justice.
- 5886342-005 : The Codex operates as a complementary legal layer: it adds a consistent legal dimension to existing digital systems through system referenced adoption, so a platform brings the rules into force by ref
- 5887242-027 : The treasury creates a self-reinforcing economic flywheel: the more complete and authoritative the UDLC becomes, the larger the treasury, the higher the bounties, the stronger the incentives for top e
- 5887242-040 : The WDAG governance layer should be adopted immediately and exclusively as the operational engine of the Universal Digital Law Codex.