Defining a new type of infrastructure that's native to web3.
hyperstructures are protocols that can run for free and forever without maintainance, interruption or intermediaries.
hyperstructures runs on protocols that run on blockchain
hypestructures creates whole new movement and incetivisation where we are creating organisation structures which are unstoppable. you create it once but it runs forever on its own without the need for degredation of itself.
hypestructures are maintantance free - they run as it goes, this can be hard to approach as humans dont work for free and it’s hard to make people do something for free.
Hyperstructures are made to power millions of interfaces, not just one, ensure it’s as generic as possible.
Use fees as a way to expand the ecosystem, not extract from it: the broader opportunities that come from a diverse platform ecosystem on top of your protocol.
Take a protocol-first building approach: focus on developer adoption, to create as many integrations as possible—an important network effect and cementing the Hyperstructure as the default.
Building liquidity: onchain liquidity makes it beneficial for other entrants to join the ecosystem, and benefits everyone else. This is a key network effect and also reduces the ability/incentive to fork.
Ownership where possible, governance where only necessary: create ownership and governance where only absolutely necessary. Too much of either and you may find that the Hyperstructure gets skewed incentives, or at risk of attack.
There is a long build cycle: deploying protocols in this manner is much more akin to creating hardware than software. There are long design periods, high friction migrations and a high bar for deployment.
