Economics & Finance
Monetization of Delegated Trust
When a system gains authority to make financial decisions on behalf of another party, control and trust boundaries are redrawn, transforming the previously invisible 'cost of trust' into a new source of commercial value. As the level of delegation increases—from information recommendations to transaction execution to direct money transfers—delegators become willing to pay higher premiums, but their risk exposure grows proportionally.
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