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>Maybe more involvement in OSS is coming too?

Yep, that's what I'm seeing already.

Financially incentivized OSS (much of which falls under the label 'crypto') is very attractive if you're in the top percentiles of competence & drive.

Has there ever been an open, competitive, global, beurocracy-free, low barrier to entry market like this?

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Can you give some examples of this financially incentivized OSS that falls under 'crypto' ?

Much of crypto codebases are open source, where at the end of the day you're pushing to an OSS codebase.

If you're paid by a crypto co., foundation, grants, or are financially incentivized by your crypto holdings to contribute, you're often within the bounds of both OSS & crypto.

example: devs that've contributed to Defi projects e.g. uniswap, or received ethereum or solana grants for their OSS code (i think nearly everything user-facing in these organizations is OSS).

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