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introduction

1.

the choices today

cryptocurrency is expensive

cryptocurrency is unpredictable

private chains are private

enterprise won't use public chains

2.

the middle ground

public and private currency

primitive self sovereign identity

legally responsibly persons

3.

the cost barrier

value good ideas

make business deals

spend some cash

3.

the legitimacy barrier

legally exist as a private regulated company

pretend crypto is sound money and everyone that disagrees is wrong or dishonest

4.

the democratic model

5.

how we're doing it

run as a limited company

governed by the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014 (UK)

shares priced nominally

but gas is exportable

usefulness incentivises node operation

5.

how we're doing it

"gas" owners can trade...

no restrictions on who or what is a service user or gas user

6.

why are we doing it

to use distributed ledger to turn redundant infrastructure into something valuable

to enable self sovereign identity and self determination

so small business can click to participate in smarter cashless local economies

to take control of data back from big tech and give it to local communities

questions

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