Navigate the New Economy
HOW IT WORKS
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SECURE
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EASY
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Sacred Capital's economy lets you build and engage with new kinds of value.
HOW CAN YOU ENGAGE?
APP ENTREPRENEURS
Sacred Capital's reputation interchange helps app creators and institutions scale new different forms of value within their eco-system. How? By plugging into the Reputation Inter-change, entrepreneurs can import specific behaviour into their eco-system. They can also modulate behaviour within their eco-system by exporting their rewards back to the inter-change. The result? Multi-dimensional capital that allows you to scale different kinds of value.
BUILD MOVEMENTS & CONVERSATIONS
Initiators of movements, conversations and ideas can now find validation in a formal economic language. In the past, we all had to rely on a monolithic economic language, designed for amplifying one form of value. However, by creating a formal economic language for social and cultural capital, we can scale new kinds of value. The key lies in celebrating diversity over homoegeneity.
AN ECONOMY FOR INFORMATION
Traditional economic systems have been built on reserves of material capital. However, reputation based economies allow us to move past zero-sum-game limitations. How? Through our staking protocol, value is captured through resonance across networks. Which means 'information' can ride on distributed economic systems, as opposed to relying on centralised economies of the twentieth century.
