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[](https://3speak.tv/watch?v=networkstate.mp3/ukmqqxye) ▶️ Watch on 3Speak Securing Digital Rights for Communities (Game Theory and Governance of Scalable Blockchains for Use in Digital Network States) Chapter 19. Service Infrastructure Pools (SIP) Paying the community instead of the exchanges Introduction A Service Infrastructure Pool (SIP) combines elements of a decentralised exchange (DEX) and a DAO. Normally, DEX trading fees go to a centralised operator’s profit. In a SIP, those fees are pooled and can be voted on by token holders to fund infrastructure improvements or other community initiatives. 19.1 Basic Concept – Send Exchange Fees Back to the Community Instead of letting a centralised exchange collect trading fees, a SIP aggregates them into one pool. Stakeholders then decide how to use those pooled funds. They might pay infrastructure operators, fund new features, or distribute incentives that benefit the broader network. This is often coupled with a way for the SIP to sell