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Why would a stranger send money to a stranger

Why would a stranger send money to a stranger?

The feedback system as infrastructure

Check: belief or incentive?

What the mechanism gets wrong

Why does policing get harder as you grow?

Check: which side is protected?

When should a platform own a complement

When should a platform own a complement?

Worked Example: evaluating the 1995 architecture

Check: why enforcement outruns growth

Expert Depth: why reputation is worth more than an escrow

Expert Depth: openness against control

Check: when to internalise a complement

Practice: evaluate a trust architecture

Check: what tightening opens up

Teaches how to evaluate the trust architecture of a marketplace connecting parties who do not know each other. Learners name the specific risk each side carries, identify which mechanism reduces that risk, and judge whether governance capacity is growing as fast as the attack surface.

Take a marketplace connecting parties who do not know each other, and evaluate its trust architecture, by naming the specific risk each side carries, identifying which mechanism reduces that risk, and judging whether governance capacity is growing as fast as the attack surface.

Trust as Architecture Rather Than Reputation

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