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17−*This is the first in a series of three posts on Urbit address space. See also [part 2](https://urbit.org/blog/value-of-address-space-pt2/) and [part 3](https://urbit.org/blog/value-of-address-space-pt3/).*
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19## Part One – What/why, a history, and some analogies
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21Does Urbit address space have value?
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19## Measuring value
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21Value and price are distinct concepts that often get conflated. In our view, Urbit address space has value for four fundamental reasons: it’s scarce; it has utility; it has some limited liquidity; and it has network effect. Price, on the other hand, is always a function of supply and demand, and it's not something we – as builders – concern ourselves with very much. Let’s take a look at these fundamentals within the Urbit ecosystem.
19Value and price are distinct concepts that often get conflated. In our view, Urbit address space has value for four fundamental reasons: it’s scarce; it has utility; it has some limited liquidity; and it has network effect. Price, on the other hand, is always a function of supply and demand, and it's not something we – as builders – concern ourselves with very much. Let’s take a look at these fundamentals within the Urbit ecosystem.
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19It has been some time since we revisited this series of posts, so let’s start with a summary.
17It has been some time since we revisited this series of posts, so let’s start with a summary.
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21Our framework for understanding the value of Urbit address space is that it’s useful, it’s rare, it’s easy to exchange, and the more that people use it, the more useful it becomes. Let’s briefly review each concept in a little more detail.
19Our framework for understanding the value of Urbit address space is that it’s useful, it’s rare, it’s easy to exchange, and the more that people use it, the more useful it becomes. Let’s briefly review each concept in a little more detail.
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