Network Nation
Perfil estructural
- Reclamo territorial
- Simbólico / en red
- Personalidad jurídica
- Informal
- Descentralización
- Federado
- Escala
- Global
- Toma de decisiones
- Consenso / deliberativa
- Membresía
- Afinidad de valores
- Modelo de capital
- Fondo común
- Propósito
- Bien cívico / público
Vista de topología
- DisCO: Tipos más parecidos · comparte 5 de 8 atributos
- GAN: Tipos más parecidos · comparte 6 de 8 atributos
- NAO: Tipos más parecidos · comparte 3 de 8 atributos
- Nation-State: Tipos más parecidos · comparte 1 de 8 atributos
- Network State: Tipos más parecidos · comparte 3 de 8 atributos
- BrightID: Tecnología de uso común · Portable identity and proof of personhood
- Ethereum: Tecnología de uso común · Smart-contract platform
- Human Passport: Tecnología de uso común · Portable identity and proof of personhood
- Personhood Credentials (PHCs): Tecnología de uso común · Portable identity and proof of personhood
- Solana: Tecnología de uso común · Smart-contract platform
- Quadratic funding: Arquitectura Monetaria interconectada
- Governance Model
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Blockchain-based governance tooling: soulbound tokens / Proof-of-Humanity for portable identity, DAOs for treasury management, conviction voting / quadratic funding / participatory budgeting / futarchy for decisions. The alliance describes its governance as polycentric — multiple nested, overlapping, autonomous governance bodies that coexist and coordinate — with legitimacy drawn from active participation, mutual accountability and the renegotiation of shared rules rather than a central mandate. - Legal & Territorial Status
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Explicitly does NOT require territory (the key distinction from a Network State) — functions as a supplement to, not a replacement for, nation-states. No existing international legal category recognizes non-territorial polities of this kind. The alliance's stated aim is "functional sovereignty" — the capacity to govern essential domains of community life with a high degree of autonomy, grounded in the ability to set rules and manage resources rather than in territory — working alongside nation-states instead of replacing them. - Membership Basis
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Chosen identity, not birthright; portable across communities; members can hold simultaneous memberships in multiple network nations (unlike exclusive nation-state citizenship). - Funding & Treasury
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Collective crowdfunding and pooled member contributions (e.g. CityDAO's $8M+ land purchase); tokenized DAO treasury management for some examples — funding mechanisms vary by project, no single unified model. - Representative Examples
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CityDAO (5,000+ members, 40 acres in Wyoming); Zuzalu (2-month pop-up city, Montenegro 2023); Edge City (professionalized pop-up village format); Liberland (7 km² territorial claim + Layer-1 governance).
En qué se diferencia
Tecnología y dinero en los que se apoya este tipo
Its governance model relies on portable identity such as soulbound tokens and Proof-of-Humanity; the listed projects are examples of proof-of-personhood and identity tooling in the Navigator.
Its governance tooling is blockchain-based, with DAOs used for treasury management; Ethereum and Solana are listed as examples of platforms that run such contracts.
Arquitectura Monetaria interconectada
- Quadratic funding
Its governance tooling names quadratic funding among the mechanisms used for decisions and funding.