Some parts of the sharing economy are highly centralized, venture funded entities, which socialize the risk and privatize the profits. This is a presentation/workshop held at the OuiShare Berlin conference "The Future of Collaborative Finance, Crowdfunding and Money" on how to create a decentralized sharing economy, based upon crypto coins.

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A Decentralized
Sharing Economy
and Crypto Coins.
2014/05

2. www.qllector.org
hg@qllector.net
@hubert
creating value
for creators
Crypto Coins
inside !

3. buy sell trade
any creation

4. any audio any image
any game any text any
software any book any
video any website any
blog any any creation.

5. what’s wrong
with sharing?
sharingis caring

6. reasons for sharing
I love to share my apartment with strangers.
I love driving people from A to B.
I love running errands for a pittance.
…
I need the cash.
in a world driven by
very financial
interests.

7. reasons for sharing
$ economy
sharing economy
value
time
social networks

8. Sharing Central inc.
because
it’s fun !
I need $ ...

9. Sharing Central inc.
Your bunny
I am ...

10. Sharing Central inc.
risk
means of production
I need
some TLC.

11. Sharing Granddad inc.
I am
your model.

12. Sharing Central inc.
shareholders
administration
production
We are outsourced,
and independent
contractors.
head count

13. Sharing Central inc.
shareholders
administration
production
distribution of
risk

14. Sharing Central inc.
shareholders
administration
production
distribution of
profits

15. your sharing economy
privatizing the profits socializing the risk
image: Travis Rigel Lukas Hornungimage: Jon Rawlinson
centralized

16. The mechanics of
the web 2.0 sharing
economy.

17. this is your web 2.0
web 1.0
protocols
public
distributed
web, email
web 2.0
API
private
centralized

18. centralized backend
technology
marketing
accounting
customer relationships
} capital intensive
} controlling the cash flow
increasing returns model

19. decentralized production
< capital expenses
> operating expenses
flexible utilization
outsourced risks
} scalability
} elasticity
increasing returns model for services

20. Say hello to
Crypto Coins.

21. on
ownershipSimply put, the endowment effect
says that once you own something
you start to place a higher value on it
than others would.
James Montier, “The Little Book of Behavioral Investing:
How not to be your own worst enemy”, 2010, p. 194
But, how
much is it?
endowment effect

22. on
ownershipSimply put, the endowment effect
says that once you own something
you start to place a higher value on it
than others would.
James Montier, “The Little Book of Behavioral Investing:
How not to be your own worst enemy”, 2010, p. 194
But, how
much is it?
no
ownership
endowment effect

23. on
ownership
http://www.
nothing-to-
own-here.com

24. Attack!
Don’t attack.
I am Enemy I.
General
IV. here.
I’m General I.
I’m General II.
General III.
Corrupted
message?
I ♥
Enemy I. ...
the Byzantine Generals Problem

25. solved in the
traditional way:
centralized systems
the Byzantine Generals Problem

26. Nakamotoooo!
the Byzantine Generals Problem

27. crypto revolution
1. Personal Computer
2. Graphical Web Browser
3. Bitcoin
Marc Andreesen

28. crypto revolution
currency: double spending
crypto assets: digital ownership
corporation: programmable money
digital scarcity

29. Decentralized
Applications
currency: programmable money

30. Decentralized WTF?
seed
COIN
careful !
● risky way of crowdfunding
● not recognized in any jurisdiction
● financial regulators will NOT like this
○ go Switzerland
○ evaluate non-profit
can be used
as shares or
alike.

31. dear audience,
please wake up.
the upcoming chart is
all you need to know
for now.

32. ● distribute your coins based
on identifiable events to
participating stakeholders
programmable money
bits at work
COIN event COIN
COIN

33. workshop
build your own
decentralized application

34. decentralize!
1. your business model
2. your stakeholders
3. your financial flows

35. www.qllector.org
hg@qllector.net
@hubert
thank you.