I read your post back in the day (according to my upvote), but then sadly forgot about it! You’ll probably have noticed that my conception of it follows your design. I never thought that the differences that you detected were particularly notable and concluded that a market for impact certificates is the same as a prize competition (or an iterated prize competition) with many proportional prizes, an opportunity for seed funders to make a profit by teaming up with prospective future winners, and any or no lower limit on when the outcomes has to have been achieved.
I’ll reference your post next time when I draw this analogy! :-D
I read your post back in the day (according to my upvote), but then sadly forgot about it! You’ll probably have noticed that my conception of it follows your design. I never thought that the differences that you detected were particularly notable and concluded that a market for impact certificates is the same as a prize competition (or an iterated prize competition) with many proportional prizes, an opportunity for seed funders to make a profit by teaming up with prospective future winners, and any or no lower limit on when the outcomes has to have been achieved.
I’ll reference your post next time when I draw this analogy! :-D