dCity Delusions of Grandeur

We are in the midst of it, this great adventure. As you might be able to tell from the varied nature of my blog, I think about and get involved in a lot of stuff. When life gets busy, sometimes its easier to post about dCity or geopolitics or self-motivation than the activities that we are actually doing.

Its easier to talk tangentially about some of these topics through philosophy than do documentation. Its easier to bullshit that get to work.

But I carry on anyway, often handsomely rewarded by HIVE for my ramblings on a variety of topics.

Summer is rising here, and although there is a liquidity crunch, locally a sense of optimism can be felt, perhaps associated with good weather, maybe something more. A similar optimism seems to be growing in the crypto space. We've survived, we are moving forward.

I think about all my subjects across dCity, as the longest consequitive president in history. Are they feeling optimistic?

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Recently I have gone down some rabbit holes with the theme being central banks. The nefarious nature is nothing new to me, but especially with the Princes of Yen documentary featured in my previous post, I have begun to think again about monetary policy in the context of ME being the central bank - what is the right way to do it?

Obviously moving some levers on dCity is way different than credit quotas for economic subsectors in a real national economy - but underlying it all we have the same question - is there such a thing as a 'good whale', or does power always corrupt absolutely?

Domination based ROI

Like many spheres and markets in the world, competition in dCity leads to different results for each player.

I have run on a platform that I think is beneficial for the entire economy, most rewarding of activity, and most inclusive of new players. This is not the only way and its hard to say if its the best way, but it seems pretty stable recently.

It seems the world wide central banks, which often have more in common with each other than their own citizens, are having a harder and harder time pretending that what they do is the best thing for everyone.

Certainly in every game there is a 'best' policy, but how can dCity players be sure that what I am doing is the best plan for them while I am also dominating the game?

Am I the Blackrock/Vanguard of dCity players?

At least the stakes are relatively small in our corner of the world, but its a still a fun game to me and I am happy and thankful to the cadre of comrades that have banded together with me in this adventure in token governance.

You too can dominate the small game with a citizen mining city with just a small investment of less than 100 HIVE (or more).

Freedom and Friendship



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My citizen mining town hasn't been mining citizens too much lately perhaps I should hire a dcity consultant to help me out

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...but how can dCity players be sure that what I am doing is the best plan for them while I am also dominating the game?

You doing well yourself by putting your money where your mouth is, shows us all the model for making money.

It's a good thing.

As for a governance failsafe, even with your huge stake, I think (?) there is still more than enough SP out there to vote you out... if you start screwing us too hard ;)

Am I the Blackrock/Vanguard of dCity players?

Haha you can go around calling yourself Santa Claus if you like, just keep that SIM price stable and showing us the way ;)

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As you say it's not too interesting and doesn't have to put a lot of money into it, I'll also try to play the game by collecting 100 hive sometime soon.

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