Niko LaamanenFounder, Publisher at Konsensus Network

New Tech: Just Monetary Framework. #bitcoin #investing #networking #entrepreneur

2 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief dialogue, Speaker A argues that emerging technology—implicitly cryptocurrency—offers a more justified monetary framework for value exchange, emphasizing that information about it is now widely accessible. Speaker B highlights the centrality of incentive structures, asserting that proper incentives are essential in all aspects of life. Speaker A then uses food industry regulation as an analogy, suggesting that government subsidies can create perverse incentives that lead to harmful outcomes, illustrating what they call "skewed fiat incentives." The conversation concludes with the notion that human agency ultimately determines results, and that a system that makes it costlier to act maliciously (i.e., "more expensive to be an asshole") could improve societal outcomes.

TranscriptAuto-generated · 1 min

So when people are ready to take that step and learn about this technology, and some people will never be, and I fully accept that, that information is now readily available. It just simply provides a better, more justified monetary framework for exchanging value between individuals.
But at least we have the right incentive framework, and incentives is everything in life.
A good example would be like regulation in food industry, unless they are, of course, getting subsidized by the government or some other body to give this poison to people and getting paid that way. And this is where the skewed fiat incentives come from. But like you said, it's human action in the end that dictates the outcomes. And it just becomes, I guess, more expensive to be an asshole.
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