The Exchanges

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Answered produced feed D 5 · C 5 · P 5 · Cm 4 4.85

Q opinion, what's driving the increased value in crypto right now? Because your whole, I mean, the thing is, this whole ecosystem is very dependent on each other. If the value of kind of crypto keeps going up, all the startups that have done kind of ICOs or token issuances, they all go up, everyone goes up, but if it goes down, it's also exponentially goes down. So what's driving it?

A Right. I mean, it's a combination of many things. So, I think the foundation is this big vision, and the big vision is we will create something really big, and something that is as big as internet, and has as big effects as the internet. Short term, of course, it's currently a bubble. There's, there's, well, little question about it. So, currently, it's, uh, speculation prices going up like crazy. Ether went up Three or 4000% this year, um, or in numbers it was at the beginning of the year at 10 dollars, now it's at 320 dollars or something like that, um, so of course that's a big factor, um, so speculation is a big factor currently, um, those token sales are a big factor for, um, for Ether going up because people need Ether to participate in the token sale.

AI assessment note: “speculation is a big factor currently, um, those token sales are a big factor”

Answered produced feed D 4 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.30

Q And so fast forward to today, what Gnosis is your company? What is it? And, uh, and, uh, what does it do?

A Yeah. So this is a whole space evolved and, um, now it's, it's not only about money and it's about blockchain and a new form to organize the internet and a new form to Um, create platforms. So to us, blockchain is, will, or we, we assume that it will bring as much change as the internet did brought 20 years ago. Um, so Gnosis is one of hopefully many, um, decentralized platforms. So that's what we assume will happen. We assume that every platform that exists today, Uber, Airbnb, eBay, Will be replaced eventually by decentralized platforms and gnosis is a platform decentralized platform for prediction markets and prediction markets are basically just, um, a range of, uh, yeah, financial, financial products that can range from, from betting, from options to insurances and a few more.

AI assessment note: “gnosis is a platform decentralized platform for prediction markets”

Answered produced feed D 4 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.00

Q than Martin. So I do my own token issuance for the same school. And are people that, I mean, am I, am I framing this the right way? It could, I mean, is this like, what's going to happen? People are going to have token issuances for the same thing. And the value of one will be basically tied to the person who issued, who, who set up the issuance.

A Yeah, I mean, I think, uh, what, what needs to be part of the component is that there is value creation by, um, by kind of agreeing on, on something. I am not sure if I see this with a school. I certainly see this with, with, uh, all those platforms, because again, those platforms are more valuable, um, if, well, if you, they have network effects and they are more valuable if more people, um, Join them. Um, your question about competing, um, token issues. Yeah. Well, that's, uh, that, that will be very interesting to see. So can people figure out a way to later? So let's say you are creating the platform. I'm creating the platform. Can we find later a way to maybe join our tokens, uh, and creates one platform, or will it just be the usual competition when it takes it all? And at some point, The one platform is a really big one, and the other one is completely irrelevant.

AI assessment note: “your question about competing, um, token issues. Yeah. Well, that's, uh, that, that will be very interesting”

Answered produced feed D 4 · C 4 · P 3 · Cm 3 3.60

Q Otherwise, you might as well, might as well be a central bank, and you're essentially just printing your own currency, right? And the kind of equivalent be, you know, inflation, right?

A Uh, yeah, and, um, Well, inflation, uh, can, or that, that mechanism can be used in, in, in useful ways. So, so inflation, um, is, is a good way to, to finance a public good. So let's say you have, um, so many people that, uh, have the same token and some, some community around something, and then, uh, you want to finance the public good. You want to do something that, uh, yeah, finance the public good. So how do you pay for it? You mean like a school? It's cool. Or, I mean, uh, ideally a platform like Uber and all those platforms would also be public goods because, uh, Uber, I mean, once it's, it's built the, the marginal costs or the operation, uh, operating costs, that's not what, what, what made it expensive to, to build Uber. It's, it's what's made, made it expensive to build Uber is they spend billions on getting all the people paying for the marketing, paying, uh, To kind of buy everyone, um, on the platform. So that's, in my opinion, the old model, kind of, uh, Silicon Valley is raising tons of money to, to create a monopoly, get everyone on the same platform. In the new model, um, people, as they join, and so basically they are creating value by joining on the same platform, and then the platform has the network effects and is valuable, but in, in essence, in my opinion, the people by joining, uh, Uh, by kind of agreeing on the same thing, that is where the value creat…

AI assessment note: “Well, inflation, uh, can, or that, that mechanism can be used in useful ways.”

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