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History
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying history. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3405401-028 : Until blockchain technology was introduced via bitcoin in 2009, decentralized reputation systems mostly relied on the old and corruptible concept of the Web of Trust.
- 3782205-036 : News services acting as oracles and information repositories must themselves be decentralized if the decentralized economy is to have a trustworthy information layer.
- 3782217-001 : Market liquidity depends on trustworthiness, and trustworthiness depends on observed momentum: isolated instances of motion are insufficient, because the observations must be collected into a history
- 3782217-013 : Robust decentralized oracles do not yet exist despite well funded proposals, because decentralized oracles are themselves DAOs and therefore inherit the same missing incentive structure, governance pr
- 3782217-014 : A decentralized oracle is not secure until it has significant momentum and history, and it is not even truly decentralized until it has a large network of active members.
- 3782217-032 : From a game theory perspective the open source culture advocated in the Web3 movement is not sustainable in the long term unless it is married with a culture of respect for history.
- 3782217-038 : Review creates a decentralized history for a DAO, and that history gives the organization momentum, gives meaning and focus to perception, and is the basis for making governance, understood as steerin