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Reputation tokens
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying reputation-tokens. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3266953-017 : Meaningful and secure reputation tokens supply the incentives needed for secure proof of stake consensus in block production, which eliminates the unsustainable inefficiencies of proof of work based b
- 3396542-004 : The reputation tokens of the underwriting DAO are separate and distinct from the cash currency that insureds use to pay premia; the two must not be conflated.
- 3396542-005 : Tokens in the proposed DAO function as reputation because an agent's proportional token holdings will grow over time only if that agent follows sound and successful underwriting practices.
- 3396542-033 : The design's innovative features stem from tokens serving several purposes at once: as reward for risk taking and as a substitute for both reputation and capital.
- 3782203-032 : Cooperation is sustained only when the promise of future profits outweighs the present value of defecting, so a discount factor that is too low, or a game known to be ending soon, makes defection the
- 3782203-033 : Anonymity increases rather than decreases the value of reputation tokens, because when potential business partners have less knowledge of a counterparty's identity, the number of reputation tokens hel
- 3782203-034 : The deterrent power of reputation tokens grows with network size, because the loss of opportunity from having reputation slashed increases as the network gets larger.
- 3782216-007 : The application that decentralized banking improves most is not currency tokens but reputation tokens, because reputation transactions such as voting and resolving validation pools are generated by ev
- 3782216-014 : Reputation must be grounded to be meaningful, so reputation tokens should be minted only when policy premia enter the group, reputation should dictate power, and fees should be shared through reputati
- 3782216-015 : Because underwriting mints new reputation tokens, passive holders see their proportional ownership in the DAO fall over time, which is designed to incentivize agents to underwrite actively while still
- 3782216-016 : Underwriters encumber reputation tokens against each policy under a preset formula, and if the insured event occurs they lose control of those tokens, which are auctioned to meet the claim, with new t
- 3782216-017 : In the Underwriting DAO a breach occurs only when the market values the encumbered reputation tokens at less than the payout, which requires minting additional tokens to meet the claim.
- 3782216-018 : From the viewpoint of consumers and regulators, encumbered reputation tokens serve as a substitute for capital, because they derive their value from the DAO's future cash flows.
- 3782216-037 : Once secure and meaningful reputation is incorporated into Web3, the collateral imbalance will reverse, and because reputation tokens are more meaningful than identity and easier to value, less collat
- 3799320-030 : In the bifurcated DAO of DAOs token design, non fungible reputation tokens give members voting rights while fungible reputation salary tokens let members earn a salary in proportion to their non fungi
- 3949098-002 : Reputation tokens used in decentralized finance are more meaningful and easier to value than traditional identity verification metrics, so decentralized protocols that use reputation metrics will requ
- 3962614-023 : A VC's proportional holdings of reputation tokens are likely to increase over time if the VC follows sound and successful practices by staking reputation tokens on investment proposals and succeeding
- 3962614-024 : Reputation tokens are separate and distinct from the fiat currency or other fungible tokens used to pay for investments in portfolio companies.
- 3962614-027 : The value of the reputation tokens is a function of the return on investment of the DAO.
- 3981021-024 : Merit in the CHARITYxDAO is expressed by a non fungible reputation token that cannot be bought or sold, and voting is designed around staking those non fungible reputation tokens.
- 3981021-025 : Voting associate salaries are paid in fungible tokens pro rata to each associate's non fungible reputation score at the point of payment, which creates second order economic effects and indirect econo
- 3981021-033 : The loss of opportunity from slashing a voting associate's reputation grows as the size of the network increases, because a larger network intensifies competition among associates for the reputation t
- 3981021-034 : Anonymity increases the value of the reputation token, because as information asymmetries and incomplete information increase, the value of the information that derives from reputation tokens increase
- 4685567-025 : Weighted reputation voting has key advantages over WEB2 and WEB3 one token one vote mechanisms because it aligns each donor community member's individual incentives while simultaneously calibrating th
- 4755632-034 : A sequenced two-stage vote, an informal community vote that reveals collective wisdom followed by a formal vote in which staked reputation tokens are at risk, gives job posters significant assurance t
- 4755632-035 : Reputation tokens are stipulated as non-transferable tokens that cannot be valued and that merely mirror a scoreboard of a member's reputation within the community, rather than functioning as tradable
- 4855607-021 : Validation pools evaluate contributions democratically on the basis of staked tokens, and the outcome of that evaluation governs the minting of new reputation tokens, so community consensus on AI deci
- 4941807-030 : Validation Pools are the consensus mechanism of the proposed system: an author's stakes are pooled to evaluate a specific forum post, and the outcome of the pool can mint new reputation tokens that re
- 4941807-031 : Membership in the proposed DAO is constituted by holding REP tokens, which carry voting rights and a share of DAO revenue, and because validation pools revalue REP dynamically the governance model ada
- 5245185-036 : Validation Pools are stipulated as mechanisms in which members stake non transferable reputation tokens to vote on the approval or disapproval of transactions, proposals, or activities, and this staki