Cryptoeconomics
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Cryptoeconomics refers to the combinations of cryptography, computer networks and game theory which provide secured and decentralized systems which use some set of economic incentives to provide for their maintainence.
- Cryptography is used to prove properties established in the past, such as account balances, identities and ownership.
- Digital representations of economic value become possible, accessible to all, assignable, exchangeable and immune to censorship, able to be relied upon in the future.
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- Introduction to Cryptoeconomics - Vitalik Buterin, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKqdjaH1dRo