Disappearing data and need for censorship-resistant networks
We have technologies to make publicly funded data more durable
Daniel McGlynn
Daniel McGlynn provides writing, content strategy, and brand positioning guidance for some of the internet's leading brands. Creating here to document what he learns along the way.
Section two recap: The money part of Open Money
A summary and key takeaways from section two of the Open Money project
Why can't money be universal?
Enabling a tech stack that makes universal money possible
The role of public money
The debate about private versus public money often comes down to access
The traditional money system and limits to scale
Open Money can help build functionally that are currently not possible
Adding open networks to the current money system
Creating financial innovation with the Open Money principles doesn't have to be all or nothing.