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Explain LedgerLoops relative to comons/credit money and Matthew's new paper #93

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michielbdejong opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 4 comments

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How can I explain LedgerLoops buildling on #CoFi working paper 1:
Constructing systems of exchange
as a starting point?

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The article discusses, among other things:

  • distinction between commons model from credit model
  • "Money is not the value for which goods are exchanged, but the value by which they are exchanged."
  • the price of risk
  • mutual credit
  • 'joint and severally liable' (each member's credit becomes fungible with each other members' credit)
  • balance of trade
  • open systems and credit brokers
  • routing
  • Ripple

a medium of exchange can be a commodity or a promise of a commodity. The challenge of constructing it is to keep its purchasing power stable by managing the market risk or the default risk

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michielbdejong commented Apr 15, 2024

Maybe what I get from framing LedgerLoops in terms of this article, is that it is a peer-to-peer contract negotiation tool that can facilitate barter, netting, credit, and payment.

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michielbdejong commented Apr 15, 2024

Maybe I should use this as the framing for the next website (before CoFi 2 if possible)

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