Kelsie Nabben (@kelsiemvn) is a researcher of decentralized technology communities. As an ethnographic researcher, she is interested in the human outcomes of digital infrastructure, blockchain community culture, and algorithmic governance. Kelsie is also a recipient of a PhD scholarship at the RMIT University Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making & Society, a Fellow at the DAO Research Collective, and a researcher in the Digital Ethnography Research Centre and Blockchain Innovation Hub.Show highlights:[[[[[[[[Show links & Kelsie's writing:Blockchain Security as “People Security”: Applying Sociotechnical Security to Blockchain TechnologyTowards a participatory digital ethnography of blockchain governanceSteven Levy, Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital AgeAligning ‘Decentralized Autonomous Organization’ to Precedents in CyberneticsImagining Human-Machine Futures: Blockchain-based 'Decentralized Autonomous Organizations'What is Resilience?Towards a model of resilience in decentralised socio-technical infrastructureDAO Vulnerabilities: A Multi-Scale DAO Ecosystem Mapping Tool Towards Computer-Aided GovernanceDAO Vulnerabilities: A Map of Lido Governance Risks & Opportunitieskong.land/‘Crypto-States’ Will Compete With Corporates in the MetaverseA collection of Kelsie's writing