What is a Digital Nation?
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Argues that digital nations are self‑organized, borderless communities that use blockchain primitives, social tools and token incentives to coordinate work and fund public goods. Cites the 2016 DAO hack and fork as a lesson, shows DAOs like Moloch and MetaCartel reemerging, points to NFT marketplaces (SuperRare, Zora), gaming land selling for $1.5 million and music where artists capture ~12% of a $40B industry. Core stack uses Discord + Snapshot + governance tokens and code audits (Quantstamp) to secure infrastructure.
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