Merge pull request #229 from owocki-bot/feature/research-tldrs

Add TLDR summaries to all research articles

Author: cristinalare

src/content/research/d-acc-market-map.md

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+> **TLDR:** The d/acc Market Map charts the defensive acceleration ecosystem — technologies that favor defense over offense and distribute power instead of concentrating it. Organized across Atoms vs. Bits and Survive vs. Thrive, it's a coordination stack for resilience, from biosecurity to governance tooling.
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 ## **What Is the d/acc Market Map?**
 
 The **d/acc Market Map** – sometimes written as the dacc Market Map – is a structured overview of the **defensive acceleration ecosystem**, mapping physical and digital systems that embody the principles of defensive acceleration. It answers a practical question: **Where does defensive acceleration exist in deployed systems today?**

src/content/research/deep-funding-visual-guide.md

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+> **TLDR:** Deep Funding skips the "evaluate every project" bottleneck by mapping value as a dependency graph, letting competing AI models fill in the weights, then randomly spot-checking with humans. Result: fund entire software ecosystems at scale without lobbying or popularity contests.
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 **Type:** Report
 **Authors:** Kevin Owocki
 

src/content/research/eight-forms-of-capital-beyond-financial-metrics.md

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+> **TLDR:** Public goods funding obsesses over financial capital while ignoring seven others: social, experiential, intellectual, living, cultural, spiritual, and material. The Eight Forms of Capital reveal what we fail to measure, we fail to value — and what we fail to value, we fail to fund.
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 **Type:** Report
 **Authors:** Gitcoin Research
 

src/content/research/eip-1890-and-eip-6969-lessons-from-in-protocol-funding.md

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+> **TLDR:** EIP 1890 and EIP 6969 both tried to enshrine public goods funding into Ethereum's protocol — and both failed. The lesson: you can't hardcode allocation logic into a credibly neutral base layer. Protocol funding needs new architecture, not protocol amendments.
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 **Type:** Analysis
 **Authors:** @owocki
 

src/content/research/ethereum-has-ens-for-people-what-about-everything-else.md

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+> **TLDR:** ENS solved identity for people, but GitHub repos, npm packages, and YouTube channels still don't have Ethereum addresses. Every funding protocol rebuilds this plumbing from scratch. Two new ERCs propose shared primitives so protocols can send money to "the maintainers of React" without custom infrastructure.
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 # Ethereum Has ENS for People. What About Everything Else?
 
 Ethereum has ENS for addressing people. But what about everything else?

src/content/research/ethereum-public-goods-funding-sources-the-next-era.md

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+> **TLDR:** Where the money comes from shapes how it flows. Ethereum public goods funding moved from flush treasuries in bull markets to leaner, more strategic sources in bear markets. The next era requires diversified funding — from protocol revenue to onchain value capture — not just foundation grants.
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 **Type:** Perspective
 **Authors:** @owocki
 

src/content/research/from-degen-to-regen-the-cultural-shift-in-crypto.md

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+> **TLDR:** Crypto culture evolved from "degen" speculation — aping into meme coins, treating portfolios like slot machines — toward "regen" public goods funding. The shift wasn't just about mechanisms; it was about narrative. GreenPill made regeneration a viable identity. The narrative matters as much as the tech.
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 **Type:** Opinion
 **Authors:** Gitcoin Research
 

src/content/research/from-tribes-to-llcs-to-daos.md

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+> **TLDR:** Humans organized as egalitarian tribes, then feudal hierarchies, then corporations. DAOs are the next chapter — reviving collective decision-making and shared ownership through blockchain, but without the inefficiencies that doomed earlier attempts at democratic coordination.
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 **Type:** Opinion
 **Author:** @owocki
 **Originally published:** [X Article](https://x.com/owocki/status/1881709547070365890) — January 21, 2025

src/content/research/gitcoin-3-3-evolutionary-arena-for-capital-allocation.md

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+> **TLDR:** Gitcoin should evolve from a grants program into a modular ecosystem where builders compete to develop funding mechanisms — inspired by BitTensor's evolutionary model. Gitcoin provides distribution, builders bring innovation, and the best mechanisms win through natural selection.
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 **Type:** Opinion
 **Authors:** Owocki
 **Source:** [Gitcoin Governance Forum](https://gov.gitcoin.co/t/temp-check-gitcoin-3-3-3-3-an-evolutionary-arena-for-capital-allocation/22680)

src/content/research/hyperstitions-how-shared-beliefs-shape-onchain-realities.md

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+> **TLDR:** Hyperstitions are fictions that make themselves real — ideas that, by circulating through culture, create the conditions for their own truth. Onchain systems encode these shared beliefs into infrastructure, turning coordination narratives into executable reality.
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 **Type:** Opinion
 **Authors:** Kevin Owocki