1/ hypothesis: if nation states establish their currency as a global reserve currency through political, economic, and military hegemony, cryptoassets will likely follow a similar pattern for establishing dominance
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2/ the question is what types of forces help a crypotasset establish hegemony. is it developers, distribution of the networking layer of the protocol, distribution of tokens, or something else altogether?
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#ethereum to be an interesting case study here. arguably, the efforts of organizations like@ConsenSys, which have a mix of development coupled with a lot of events and marketing are creating a new model for how tokens gain mind share1 reply 7 retweets 23 likesShow this thread -
4/ it's interesting to think that many crypto projects have millions, if not billions, of dollars in resources as well as the ability to control and mobilize vast networks of loyal followers and network participants, essentially virtual armies of supporters
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5/ if you were running a crypto project and you wanted to establish yourself as a leader, how would you deploy your resources to command more power and more influence? the nature of politics has long been driven by the willingness to commit violence
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not to mention that $EOS is guided by the vision and philosophy of Dan Larimer @bytemaster7, one of the unsung heroes in the crypto space. 
https://youtu.be/C-B-0pP-VI0
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