Metaverse to have Public Blockchains as the new National Economies 

The “fiscal” and “monetary” policy tools of smart contract blockchain platforms may work even better than the economic policy tools of governments. 

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The trustless and programmable nature of public blockchains have made it possible to implement new “fiscal” and “monetary” policy tools in the blockchain economies 

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Public blockchains allow anyone to deploy decentralised applications on top, which users can interact with.  

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Currently, decentralised finance and NFTs are the two main economic activities on layer 1 blockchains and associated layer 2 chain.  

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Both activities have grown tremendously in the past couple of years 

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Unlike the first-generation blockchains such as Bitcoin that use proof of work (PoW) to protect network security, most newer layer 1 chains are proof-of-stake (PoS) systems.  

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Almost every activity on a layer 1 chain needs to pay transaction fees to the platform in the chain’s native token 

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When the native token price goes up, it attracts more monetary liquidity into the nation, which funds more applications built in its territory. 

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No economy goes up in a straight line forever. Levels of activities always flow and ebb—economies going through booms and busts. 

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Blockchain nations also have fiscal policy and monetary policy tools. And in many cases they may work better than the economic policy tools of governments. 

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