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Ideally an organic coin has whales independently coming to the conclusion that a coin is good with minimal coordination That’s how you get organic supply control. Enough whales hoarding supply bc they believe in the long-term vision vs coordinated pump and dumping

From Meme to Meaning: OSF’s Vision for Web4 OSF introduces a novel framework for understanding where digital assets—and the communities that form around them—might be heading. He describes a shift beyond the current crypto paradigm into something he calls Web4, where the central innovation is the emergence of brand coins: tokens that serve not as vehicles for capital formation or traditional utility, but as market-based reflections of sentiment, loyalty, and cultural gravity. At the heart of OSF’s argument is the idea that tokens can act as a real-time index for something long considered intangible: goodwill. In traditional corporate finance, goodwill typically appears on a balance sheet during an acquisition, capturing the excess value attributed to brand reputation, customer relationships, or market position. OSF flips this concept on its head by asking: what if that brand-driven value could be created first, by a community, and then traded openly—without requiring a corporate event to make it visible? Brilliant! A brand coin, in this context, is a token whose value is not derived from traditional cash flows or governance rights, but from how the market perceives the cultural relevance and momentum of the brand it’s associated with. Its pricing becomes a live expression of belief, sentiment, and collective attention—something OSF likens to a form of “liquid goodwill.” Also, brilliant! 🧪 OSF notes that Web3 emphasizes decentralized ownership of digital assets, while Web4 presents a decentralized continuation of that value via communities. This is a model wherein anyone can create a token around an idea, a character, a brand, or a moment—and its value is determined not by its technical function, but by its emotional and narrative resonance with a community. OSF characterizes this as “social money”—a token that captures sentiment as a store of value, and attention as a form of capital. The token becomes a kind of mirror, constantly updating based on how visible, beloved, or talked-about the brand is. This isn’t financial value in the legacy sense—it’s “cultural liquidity.” OSF’s post proposes a new paradigm: What if the next evolution of digital assets isn’t about features or functionality, but about turning narrative, belief, and identity into tradable primitives? What if goodwill, previously confined to the back pages of M&A spreadsheets, could become a publicly traded, community-driven metric of brand strength? Web4 branded culture coins may well be the start of new revolutionary operating system for gauging memetic culture & reach. Great piece, OSF. Stay Rekt @rektdrinks

RT @SadlyItsBradley: When you snap overlays to walls, don’t forget you benefit from tactile feedback if the computer vision is good enough…

RT @justinryanio: Let’s talk about the new interactive Jupiter environment on Vision Pro. Apple let me check it out at WWDC, and it’s abso…

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