Book Launch: The Network Firm, Rethinking Capital Allocation in the Age of Blockchain & AI

New pod and a *NEW BOOK* out today! 

Kevin sits down with Daniel Ospina and Daniel Stringer from RnDAO to introduce their new book:The Network Firm: How Capital Allocation Changes in the Age of Blockchain and AI.

They explore how the traditional theory of the firm is being transformed by lower coordination costs, AI-driven cognition, and blockchain-powered trust enabling a new era of open, fluid, network-native organizations.

Together they break down how legacy bureaucratic structures dissolve when work becomes legible, global, and composable and why the next century of coordination will be shaped by networks, not firms.

🎧 Download the book → https://allocapital.metalabel.com

Timestamps

00:00 – Welcome to the new Green Pill season
00:40 – Introducing the book: The Network Firm
01:39 – Meet Daniel Ospina & Daniel Stringer (RnDAO)
03:37 – What is a "network firm"?
04:57 – How blockchain & AI lower coordination costs
07:05 – Why traditional firms are slow & rigid
09:22 – Milestones, grants & broken incentives
11:19 – Freelancing vs companies: real coordination friction
12:39 – Case study: GainForest
14:05 – Using AI to verify real-world work
15:03 – Blockchain for global capital distribution
16:07 – Web2 lowered some costs, Web3 lowers all
18:33 – Turning passive scrolling into active co-creation
19:40 – Who should own the networks we build?
20:28 – Utopia, dystopia nothing is guaranteed
22:45 – Why design choices matter
23:13 – Invitation: help build new organizational forms
24:40 – Legitimacy vs speed in new systems
25:23 – Final thoughts from the authors
26:40 – Where to get the book