Hyperstructures

A truly permissionless, decentralised application creating positive sum environments for its users and entirely free. Where the value accrues at the user level.

They are generally public goods because if a protocol isn’t meant to have a business model (i.e how the definition says - the protocol fee has to be 0%). So Hyperstructure are generally public goods which are truly permissionless and decentralised that creates positive sum env for its users where the value accrues at the user level.

• Hyperstructures take the form of protocols that run on blockchains. Something can be considered a hyperstructure if it is:

What isn’t a hyperstructure?

Wyvern protocol which is used by opensea isnt a hyperstructure because it maintains its offchain orders in a pvt owned db.

what are some other examples of not-hyperstructures?