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The Real Problem @cityprotocol.base.eth Solves (False Negatives)
The biggest inefficiency in IP markets isn’t picking the wrong winners.
It’s killing the right ideas too early.
Most IP dies in the pre-traction valley, where belief exists, contributors show up, but capital and coordination can’t align fast enough. Traditional funding only activates after proof, forcing founders into premature trade-offs.
@cityonbase Protocol attacks this exact failure mode.
By enabling early-stage price discovery for IP, belief can express itself before outcomes exist. Markets don’t just reward results, they support experimentation under uncertainty.
That changes founder behavior. You get optionality instead of dependency. Failure becomes informative, not terminal. And more good ideas survive long enough to find their audience.
This isn’t about speculation.
It’s about reducing false negatives at the system level.