"How Indigenous peoples have long been at the forefront of knowledge and innovation in currency and payment systems, inventing new methods to store memories, transmit trust, and create reciprocity"--
"How Indigenous peoples have long been at the forefront of knowledge and innovation in currency and payment systems, inventing new methods to store memories, transmit trust, and create reciprocity"--
Ashley Cordes is Assistant Professor of Indigenous Media at the University of Oregon and a recent American Council of Learned Societies Fellow. She is an enrolled citizen of the Kō-Kwel/Coquille Nation and has served as Chair of the Culture and Education Committee.
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Preface: Land Acknowledgment and Appreciation Introduction Part I 1 Currencies 2 Land-Based Currency in the Rogue River War 3 Beading Worlds and Leaving Some for the Rest Part II 4 Satoshi Nakamoto Is Part Snake: Tribal Legends and Bitcoin’s Origin Story 5 Snake’s Counterstory 6 Lives and Afterlives of an Indigenous Cryptocurrency 7 The Polymorphic Blockchain 8 Cryptocolonialism and Scyborgs Building Blockchain Epilogue: Potlatch 3.0 Notes Index
Preface: Land Acknowledgment and Appreciation Introduction Part I 1 Currencies 2 Land-Based Currency in the Rogue River War 3 Beading Worlds and Leaving Some for the Rest Part II 4 Satoshi Nakamoto Is Part Snake: Tribal Legends and Bitcoin’s Origin Story 5 Snake’s Counterstory 6 Lives and Afterlives of an Indigenous Cryptocurrency 7 The Polymorphic Blockchain 8 Cryptocolonialism and Scyborgs Building Blockchain Epilogue: Potlatch 3.0 Notes Index
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