I am among the tiny subset of people who use decision markets every week in my capacity as the largest ownership coin investor. I feel like I am using the frontier model for governance while everybody else is on the equivalent of GPT-3.5. Decision markets are *extremely* powerful as corporate governance tools as long as your goal is to maximize price per share. Throw virtually any governance decision at one of these markets, and you have a mechanism explicitly designed to select the outcome that maximizes shareholder value. These markets are resilient to many attempted attacks and corner cases (most of the corner cases people bring up dissolve upon contact with reality or misunderstand the basic mechanism altogether). They work under pretty limited assumptions too; I have seen decision markets work with a shockingly small number of investors. I've seen board-level decisions correctly resolved by markets with as few as 3 or 4 informed participants. I am convinced that decision markets offer better investor protections and lead to more value creation than the US corporate governance system (best system on earth after decision markets) specifically because you can avoid board capture and attacks on minority shareholders, and because markets are powerful prediction tools. It's completely obvious to me that decision markets offer much better shareholder protection and value creation alignment than the corporate governance systems governing companies across the rest of the world. Importantly, decision markets are much, much better than all other Internet-native governance mechanisms that I have ever seen in practice. I work at a token fund and see everything. It is extremely easy to manipulate virtually every other DAO governance mechanism I've encountered since 2020. This is important because no single national legal system can serve as the native governance infrastructure for the entire Internet. The US legal / litigation system isn't going to scale to tens of millions of businesses around the world. The Delaware Court of Chancery receives roughly 1,400 new civil cases a year, and securities class actions take a median of 3.5 years to settle. If you believe in a world where companies everywhere can raise capital or go public on the Internet then decision markets may become the governance infrastructure for millions of businesses. That means millions of decision markets. This is the best time to get nerd sniped. We are at the beginning of the exponential curve for decision markets, and knowing how they work is actually quite lucrative (that's the point).