ET Podcast #12 – Proof of Plant

July 16, 2021 | Ben Hunt | No Comments |

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I want to change the language of crypto from mining to growing, and I don’t mean in a metaphorical sense.

I mean a proof-of-plant method for literally growing crypto tokens as a representation of the value stored in the human cultivation of plants.

More generally, this is a method for the tokenization of symbolic betting markets in positive social goods. I think this is how crypto can change the world. Not as “money” and not as Bitcoin! TM and not as a security and not as this speculative coin versus that speculative coin. Not by facilitating a market of goods, but by facilitating a market of GOOD.

Here’s the note that started the conversation:

Proof of Plant: A New Vision for Crypto, Part 1

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