The performance gap between futarchy and conventional governance structures is worth unpacking. While most discussions focus on futarchy's superior upside potential—those high-impact decisions that move markets—there's an equally compelling story on the downside. Traditional governance models tend to stumble when risk management matters most. Futarchy, by contrast, shows more stable floor-level outcomes. It's not just about winning bigger; it's about losing less. That's the overlooked edge in the data.
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The performance gap between futarchy and conventional governance structures is worth unpacking. While most discussions focus on futarchy's superior upside potential—those high-impact decisions that move markets—there's an equally compelling story on the downside. Traditional governance models tend to stumble when risk management matters most. Futarchy, by contrast, shows more stable floor-level outcomes. It's not just about winning bigger; it's about losing less. That's the overlooked edge in the data.