Native

I wrote about this exact thing a couple years ago. I do NOT believe that all content should be coined. 

TL;DR 
The qualitative becomes quantitative.
The subjective becomes objective.
People become financialized.

Details:
https://derekbrown.xyz/when-everythings-an-asset

This thinking is also why Native is not a traditional “content coin” game. 

City tokens in Native largely represent tangible goods, not intangible goods.

Native speculators and Dots will trade groceries, not masterpieces.

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Tangible goods: commodities like coffee or electricity or wine. Don’t require special skill or creativity to create. Doesn’t demand anything of the coiner. 

Intangible goods: cultural assets like art and music. Uniquely tied to the creator. Puts burden of responsibility on the coiner. 

Coins in Native are the former.