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First, I'm not an economist - just a regular Joe interested in a small part of the subject. That being said, is proof of stake meaningful for such blockchains, since there is no "stake" in the system? Has there been any proposals or research about applying proof of stake consensus to a blockchain outside of DLT?

What are some real-world examples of multi-business chainstore oligopolists outside of cryptocurrency?

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>>20113229
That's a mentally-ill man..

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>>20113240
you would fuck it

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Alexa Scout. Yes, it’s a man

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>>20113229
that's my dad

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>>20113229
A franchise could be an example.. the independent relatively autonomous franchise installations are generally expected to treat the brand as a whole well and work in it's favor as they have economic "stake" in its success. In blockchains, the validators or masternodes are expected to act in the way that is best for the integrity of the network as it is in their interest economically for it to succeed.

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