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Virality is typically framed as human behavior with people sharing ideas because they resonate.
That framing is useful but incomplete. At scale, virality functions as an economic mechanism and information diffusion system.
When networks share content, they transmit signals about value and relevance. Traditional platforms capture diffusion data (views, likes, shares) but do not translate it into structured economic alignment. The signal exists, yet markets respond indirectly and late.
@cityprotocol.base.eth approaches virality as programmable infrastructure. By embedding attribution and participation into protocol-level structures, diffusion becomes measurable and economically meaningful. Networks are not merely distributing ideas; they are generating data about contribution and alignment.
This is significant because programmable mechanisms allow feedback loops. If participation can be recognized, incentives can be aligned.
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