Claims / C-F33687NF8B

Conjecture

Decision markets select on an agent's investment policy only as fast as its investments resolve, so competitive pressure improves investment policy far more slowly than it improves tokenomics, and in the meantime rewards policies that move the token price.

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    The timing gap follows from how slowly venture and compute investments resolve. It tells us to keep two scoreboards, one for price and one for resolved returns.

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Decision markets select on an agent's investment policy only as fast as its investments resolve, so competitive pressure improves investment policy far more slowly than it improves tokenomics, and in the meantime rewards policies that move the token price. · LivingIP