Here is a popular press article on it. It is easy to locate github repositories and research groups developing it.

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Thank you. This is great.

Yes. Please list one.

Pulling forward the first paragraph of the article, as we are far from universally reading articles these days.

Hacker News (aka HN) is a link aggregator where “hackers” gather to discuss technology, politics, and anything which “good hackers would find interesting”. HN is a means by which its host, prominent startup incubator Y Combinator, projects soft power, promotes startups it funds, and feeds people with ideas into its incubation program. Hacker News is one of the most popular forums for discussing technology online today – perhaps the biggest.

Does any know of a pro-union or pro-cooperative startup incubator?

Thank you for taking the time to explain. I appreciate it.

Right.

1 - Initial coins received by developer.
2 - Developer starts wallets #2 through #10 that obtain the coin. Coins are nearly free and only cost processing power.
3 - Others obtain coins.
4 - Developer destroys developer coins.
5 - Confidence is coin grows.
6 - Wallets #2 through #10 make trades with each other. Maybe one goes silent after a bit.
7 - At each new high, or something, a few of the wallets sell some coins.
8 - Repeat over next 20 years.

Given that, wouldn’t the next play to be to have a set of accounts each with a “reasonable” number of coins each? Then as confidence builds in the coin, these smaller positions can liquidate over time.

Aurora Store, a way to access Google Play’s Store (explanation likely slightly wrong), has a filter for “free” and “advertisement free”. Do a search for “open source games”, add those filters and then check the web pages for any games that look interesting. Similar filters do not appear in the official Google Play Store.