Building the First Decentralized City with Jon Hillis of Cabin City

Today on the podcast Mitko (@mitkoka) is joined by Jon Hillis (@JonathanHillis), the founder of Cabin City, one of the first decentralized cities in existence.

During this episode, Jon and Mitko discuss what it actually means to be a decentralized city, the overlap of remote work and Web3, and why over the next 20 years we will see a dramatic shift in the way we live. 

💬  Topics Discussed:

How Jon ended up working on such a significant number of different projects at the same time?What is a DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization)?The change of global perspectives from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0What is a Multisig wallet?The concept of a decentralized city for online creators“Neighborhoods” in a decentralized, online cityThe future cities of the 21st centuryWhat is the process of building a neighborhood in Cabin?How Jon funded the construction activities of Cabin?Different roles in the Cabin networkCompeting with cities as a co-living areaHow neighborhoods generate revenue for Cabin?Growing the network of neighborhoodsActivities in Cabin neighborhoods and communitiesThe process of building a self-sustained network of neighborhoodsApplying to be a neighborhood in the Cabin networkWhy focus on creators in the Cabin network?The lowering of transaction costs thanks to the gig economyInvesting in and building a creator communityJon's predictions for the future of Cabin?

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