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sj-docx-1-cmr-10.1177_00081256221080747 – Supplemental material for The Boon and Bane of Blockchain: Getting the Governance Right
Supplemental material, sj-docx-1-cmr-10.1177_00081256221080747 for The Boon and Bane of Blockchain: Getting the Governance Right by Curtis Goldsby and Marvin Hanisch in California Management Review</p
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
With peer-to-peer transactions, will the metaverse render the platform business model obsolete?
Whereas digital platforms function as intermediaries, the metaverse enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, increasing the number of feasible transactions and reducing costs. Marvin Hanisch, Curtis M. Goldsby and Vasileios Theodosiadis write that this business model is based on the partial removal of intermediaries, efficiency gains, direct network effects, strong growth patterns and the interoperability of technology standards that enable the seamless transfer of actors, assets and payments across digital spaces
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