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    1. Lane Rettig‏ @lrettig Jun 6
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      Lane Rettig Retweeted open source coin

      Just finished reading the @oscoin whitepaper. I agree with the problem statement, that open source projects are playing a bigger and bigger role in critical infrastructure and that we haven't figured out how to incentivize their contributors. But help me understand something...https://twitter.com/oscoin/status/1108717905527623680 …

      Lane Rettig added,

      open source coin @oscoin
      Today, we are announcing the first release of our technical whitepaper: http://oscoin.io/oscoin.pdf  🙌 The paper describes Oscoin, a cryptocurrency that rewards open source software projects based on their relative value 👇
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    2. Lane Rettig‏ @lrettig Jun 6
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      Lane Rettig Retweeted Andrew Milenius

      As @RealZandy asked here, "Who is on the buy side" of this token? I am not an economist (crypto- or otherwise) and I haven't done nearly the degree of analysis that folks like @cburniske and @mZargham have, but I have a strong intuition here.https://twitter.com/RealZandy/status/1108764945099960320?s=20 …

      Lane Rettig added,

      Andrew Milenius @RealZandy
      Replying to @oscoin
      clever stuff :) who is meant to be on the buy side of oscoin though? someone who would otherwise use bitcoin?
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    3. Chris Burniske‏Verified account @cburniske Jun 6
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      Replying to @lrettig @RealZandy @mZargham

      If @oscoin becomes a standard platform that developers use to create and maintain open source code, then there are a variety of potential "buy-siders." A few to consider:

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    4. Chris Burniske‏Verified account @cburniske Jun 6
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      Replying to @cburniske @lrettig and

      Early on, there will be the people who want to help capitalize the @oscoin network, and in so doing, participate in the capital appreciation of what could be a foundational network providing a critical service to developers and the world at large.

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    5. Chris Burniske‏Verified account @cburniske Jun 6
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      Replying to @cburniske @lrettig and

      Long-term, even when the majority of capital appreciation potential is gone, there's the opportunity for all participants in a network to own the capital that capitalizes & organizes the network, as opposed to shareholders alone. Governance, personal, economic reasons all apply.

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    6. Chris Burniske‏Verified account @cburniske Jun 6
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      Replying to @cburniske @lrettig and

      The next question, as Lane later points out, is what is the extrinsic value of @oscoin's native asset. This is where I think it will be a variant of cryptocapital, where you will need the asset to perform specific services on the network:https://www.placeholder.vc/blog/2019/4/26/value-capture-and-quantification-cryptocapital-vs-cryptocommodities …

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    7. Chris Burniske‏Verified account @cburniske Jun 6
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      Replying to @cburniske @lrettig and

      In providing those services you will get paid (still a work in progress on what specific services the @oscoin chooses to accommodate). The asset is thereby the access point to getting paid, and should be valued as the NPV of value flows to supply-siders.

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    8. Chris Burniske‏Verified account @cburniske Jun 6
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      More people contributing to the network and getting paid for their services, the better those services become, the more demand-siders there are, and the more the asset is worth as it gives you access to a larger and larger economy of value.

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      Chris Burniske‏Verified account @cburniske Jun 6
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      Replying to @cburniske @lrettig and

      Last thought: there is also the buy-side of large entities (eg, @Microsoft) that want to stake behind certain projects, either because they must to license them, or they want to signal (just as they stake behind hackathons, events, non-profits like the Linux foundation etc)

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