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Help me be wrong about Index Wallets .22 ETH Everything you should need to know can be found here: preprint.indexwallets.org This bounty has various sub-bounties, when the money is used up it's gone. See next cast for sub-bounties @bountybot
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Bounties on .22 ETH: 30% - index wallet economies don't settle to a shared valuation at steady state 25% - index wallet don't have wealth equalizing dynamics 100% - index wallets can't be used to fund public goods 100% - there's a way to evade the voluntary taxation* 5% - they don't favor local businesses
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*index wallets can't be used to fund public goods* Show that it's not actually feasible for index wallets to be used for funding public goods. Assume that an economy has high adoption of index wallets and a public good some subgroup cares about, make an argument that that's insufficient for the good to be funded.
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*index wallet don't have wealth equalizing dynamics* In an economy with high adoption of index wallets and a steady creation of new public goods currencies, make an argument that this doesn't actually lead to wealth equalizing dynamics. Wealth eq means the gap between rich and non-rich shrinks.
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I think this can be summed up by: the value has to come from somewhere. Meaning in order for any fund to continue it needs value to be extracted from outside and injected back to public goods. There’s many creative methods for using a pool of funds to invest then emit profits to token holders, or by taxation.
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