A taxonomy of IBC corridors

Google doc with comments functionality: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zZ6rVoAo1WI08_fmGG7jjJlo6mJGK_fORj2Iaxm_AGU/edit?usp=sharing Table of Contents 1: Introduction 2: Public-Good IBC corridor 2.1: Subsidized Public Good IBC corridor 3: Artificially Scarce Corridors 3.1: Corporate Owned Artificially Scarce Corridor 3.2: DAO Owned Artificially Scarce Corridor 3.3: Crowd Owned Artificially Scarce Corridor 4: Conclusions and further questions 1: Introduction This article derives from conversations inside Chorus One and the IBC Community call. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the discussions. Special thanks to Chris Goes for answering my questions in the community call, and for the idea of a crowd-owned artificially scarce corridor. This post covers the possible economic arrangements for the functioning of IBC corridors between a pair of chains. It is meant to be a survey of possibilities, rather than a recommendation of specific paths. The current IBC implementation orients towards one of the options (Public Good IBC corridor). The post will help the reader position the current IBC implementation vis a vis the other potential options. Let’s first start…

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