Blockchain innovations such as Bitcoin and smart contracts can foster peer-to-peer trust without the need for a third-party enforcer. Their ability to foster cooperation via new goods and services, including private alternatives to traditional government services, offers tremendous potential for voluntary society.
The Blockchain and Increasing Cooperative Efficacy
By Malavika Nair, Daniel Sutter
This article
appeared in
the Spring 2018 issue of The Independent Review.
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