Intersecting Imaginaries

Lustig, Caitlin

doi:10.1145/3359312

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“…Decentralised organisation design will transform the financial marketplace, customer relationships, BM processes and learning growth (Lustig, 2019). Managers can use the proposed decentralised BSC to visualise the vision and strategy while working on the decentralised ROI, cash flow measures, delighting customer experiences, streamlining internal processes and strengthening the learning objectives with innovation prospects.…”

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A study on blockchain-based marketplace governance platform adoption: a multi-industry perspective

Saurabh,

Upadhyay,

Rani

2023

DPRG

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Purpose Decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) are internet-native self-governing enterprises where individual groups, communities, agencies, consumers and providers work together using blockchain-led smart contracts (SCs). This study aims to examine the role of DAO marketplaces in technology-led autonomous organisation design for enterprise technology sourcing industries, with algorithmic trust and governance. Design/methodology/approach The authors examined the importance of an enterprise marketplace governance platform for technology sourcing using DAO as a decentralised/democratised business model. A total of 98 DAO products/services are evaluated across 11 industries that envisage DAO as a strategic choice for the governance of decentralised marketplace platforms. Findings The research findings validate how a DAO-led enterprise marketplace governance platform can create a cohesive collaboration between consumers (enterprises) and providers (solution vendors) in a disintermediated way. The proposed novel layered solution for an autonomous governance-led enterprise marketplace promises algorithmic trust-led, self-governed tactical alternatives to a strategic plan. Research limitations/implications The research targets multiple industry outlooks to understand decentralised autonomous marketplace governance and develop the theoretical foundation for research and extensive corporate suitability. Practical implications The research underpinnings boost the entrepreneurs’ ability to realise the practical potential of DAO between multiple parties using SCs and tokenise the entire product and service offerings over immutable ledger technologies. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this research is unique and the first of its kind to study the multi-industry role of algorithmic trust and governance in enterprise technology sourcing marketplaces driven by 98 decentralised and consensus-based DAO products across 11 industries.

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A study on blockchain-based marketplace governance platform adoption: a multi-industry perspective

Saurabh,

Upadhyay,

Rani

2023

DPRG

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“…Lustig et al [37] studied the sociotechnical imaginaries about how people envision the possible and desirable future of decentralized autonomous systems and identified three framings of autonomous technology as physical objects, as mathematical rules and as artificial managers, which can inform the design and governance of this novel concept. Faqir et al [17], from a more specific and practical perspective, review the collective governance DAO providing platforms and their key features.…”

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Altruistic and Profit-oriented: Making Sense of Roles in Web3 Community from Airdrop Perspective

Fan

Min

Xiao³

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Regardless of which community, incentivizing users is a necessity for well-sustainable operations. In the blockchain-backed Web3 communities, known for their transparency and security, airdrop serves as a widespread incentive mechanism for allocating capital and power. However, it remains a controversy on how to justify airdrop to incentive and empower the decentralized governance. In this paper, we use ParaSwap as an example to propose a role taxonomy methodology through a data-driven study to understand the characteristic of community members and the effectiveness of airdrop. We find that users receive more rewards tend to take positive actions towards the community. We summarize several arbitrage patterns and confirm the current detection is not sufficient in screening out airdrop hunters. In conjunction with the results, we discuss from the aspects of interaction, financialization, and system design to conclude the challenges and possible research directions for decentralized communities. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Empirical studies in collaborative and social computing.

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“…5 Caitlyn Lustig disputes this claim, arguing that web3 is less a new dawn than a "proximal future" that is always promised but never arrives. This situation is also characteristic of pyramid schemes, which require buy-in from new users to fund payouts for early adopters (Lustig 2019). The author explore unconventional forms of social memory in my book with Richard Rinehart Re-collection (Rinehart and Ippolito 2014).…”

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Crypto-Preservation and the Ghost of Andy Warhol

Ippolito

2022

Arts

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For its enthusiasts, the blockchain is an archivist’s dream come true: an immutable historical record that is publicly accessible and immune from censorship. Distributed file systems such as IPFS aim to store creative works in a redundant, networked fashion outside the control of any single cloud provider. Projects designed to work with blockchains such as Filecoin and Arweave propose a dedicated cryptocurrency as financial incentive to support the cost of governing and sustaining this “permaweb”. As dreamy as this picture sounds, many of these promises depend on technologies that have yet to be sufficiently developed or adopted. Rather than forecast the future, we can separate the hype from the reality in the present day by examining a real-life example, namely the 2021 auction of Andy Warhol’s digital art with NFTs. This essay focuses less on blockchain’s general promise as a preservation medium and more on the particular case of the digital Warhols, which both in form and spirit would seem a perfect application of NFTs to preserve historically important works of digital art. Which promises of the crypto-dream of permanent access to digital heritage ring true for this case study, and which are overblown?

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Intersecting Imaginaries

Cited by 29 publications

References 85 publications

A study on blockchain-based marketplace governance platform adoption: a multi-industry perspective

A study on blockchain-based marketplace governance platform adoption: a multi-industry perspective

Altruistic and Profit-oriented: Making Sense of Roles in Web3 Community from Airdrop Perspective

Crypto-Preservation and the Ghost of Andy Warhol

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