splits

We wrote a manifesto.

"Code is law" is not a dead meme from several cycles ago — it's actually crypto's greatest strength. In fact, code is *better* than law.

We wrote a manifesto.

"Code is law" is not a dead meme from several cycles ago — it's actually crypto's greatest strength. In fact, code is *better* than law.

https://splits.org/blog/unbreakable-agreements/

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To play devil's advocate, on the part around crypto accelerating trust, why is it that we have the amount of grift and scams that proliferate the industry?

I think there's a disconnect here from the builders to how normies receive all the exploits, rugs, scams, etc. highlighted in msm

Here's a section from the post that built my concern...

This is the alt account of Sister Hazel. Writings at https://powerlaw.systems.

You can write those concerns under literally any other cast, which tells me that this has nothing to do with the original post.

I look at it like early Wall Street. was also beset by scams and people lost their life savings, destabilized the nation and the world (Great Depression). but after a couple generations + development of a governance framework, it was the greatest engine for middle class wealth that the world had ever seen