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🌱 Powering Regenerative Local Economies with Web3
How can local communities use blockchain tools to strengthen local economies? From local funding rounds, to ecological regeneration, to new ways of organizing and circulating value.
Together, Ethereum Localism and Regen Coordination offer a compelling vision for a future of blockchain and peer-to-peer technologies.
🔷 What's up with @Ethereum? 🔷
Over the last decade, Ethereum has grown from a scrappy experiment into the second largest cryptocurrency in the world, with a vast ecosystem of apps, developers, and capital flowing through it. But after years of rapid growth and market hype, Ethereum is now at a crossroads.
Amidst market volatility, geopolitical shifts, and increasing centralization in tech, the community is asking a critical question:
👉 Will this infrastructure continue to serve primarily as a vehicle for financial speculation — or can it power real-world, community-driven impact?
In this new piece, I explore Ethereum Localism — a growing movement that reimagines Ethereum not as financial infrastructure for the few, but as a coordination layer for local economies and regenerative communities. I also share how @ReFiDAOist & @RegenCoordinate are putting this vision into practice.
This is about more than just blockchain. With failing global systems, we need to rethink how we fund, govern, and regenerate — from the ground up.
Full post below 👇
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@RegenCoordinate @ReFiDAOist @greenpillnet @CeloPublicGoods @BioFiProject @maearthmedia @OurBloomNetwork @agroforestDAO @Gitcoin @karmahq_ @SilviProtocol @hypercerts @OSObserver @Atlantis_p2p @metricsgarden @CommonApproach @Celo @OctantApp 💚
How can local communities use blockchain tools to strengthen local economies? From local funding rounds, to ecological regeneration, to new ways of organizing and circulating value.
Together, Ethereum Localism and Regen Coordination offer a compelling vision for a future of blockchain and peer-to-peer technologies.
🔷 What's up with @Ethereum? 🔷
Over the last decade, Ethereum has grown from a scrappy experiment into the second largest cryptocurrency in the world, with a vast ecosystem of apps, developers, and capital flowing through it. But after years of rapid growth and market hype, Ethereum is now at a crossroads.
Amidst market volatility, geopolitical shifts, and increasing centralization in tech, the community is asking a critical question:
👉 Will this infrastructure continue to serve primarily as a vehicle for financial speculation — or can it power real-world, community-driven impact?
In this new piece, I explore Ethereum Localism — a growing movement that reimagines Ethereum not as financial infrastructure for the few, but as a coordination layer for local economies and regenerative communities. I also share how @ReFiDAOist & @RegenCoordinate are putting this vision into practice.
This is about more than just blockchain. With failing global systems, we need to rethink how we fund, govern, and regenerate — from the ground up.
Full post below 👇
x.com/owocki/status/…
@RegenCoordinate @ReFiDAOist @greenpillnet @CeloPublicGoods @BioFiProject @maearthmedia @OurBloomNetwork @agroforestDAO @Gitcoin @karmahq_ @SilviProtocol @hypercerts @OSObserver @Atlantis_p2p @metricsgarden @CommonApproach @Celo @OctantApp 💚
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