devcon 7 / demand based recurring fees in practice
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Demand-based recurring fees in practice
Duration: 00:22:18
Speaker: timdaub
Type: Talk
Expertise: Intermediate
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
ALL 4 letter .COMs have been taken since 2013. Yet most only have a few natural buyers; hence, speculation doesn't make that market more efficient.
Yet, in crypto-economics, we can already transcend private property to deter the monopolization of digital assets like domains.
This talk explores solutions from Weyl, Posner, and Henry George. We'll show how pricing and allocative efficiency can be improved through Georgist land value tax for assets like real estate, domain names, or ad space.
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