Austin Castellaw
@austincastellaw
Austin Castellaw
Distributing tokens through public sales: Some projects decide to conduct public sales and facilitate price discovery. The first drawback is that public sales expose projects to regulatory risks. A typical sale demands an ‘investment of money,’ so these projects are seen as unregistered securities that may attract regulatory issues.
kadeemclarke.eth • Lockdrop + LBA: The Future of Tokenomics?
-Spencer describes how they use coordinape to reward people who chose a more flexible track where contributors work on projects and submit proposals on how much they should receive in compensation.
Chase Chapman • Page not found
I love that. That’s super interesting. Okay. So, I have some sort of nosy questions for you. How do you get paid and how is it determined how much you get paid?
Laura Shin • What Is It Like to Only Work for DAOs? Chase Chapman Tells All
And is that like a W2 type situation or a 1099?
Laura Shin • What Is It Like to Only Work for DAOs? Chase Chapman Tells All
Web3 emphasizes the freedom of the individual. In an ideal Web3 world, creator A is on a decentralized platform Z instead, which is run by smart contracts and gives creators more of their revenue. On top of that, platform Z probably has some tokens like $ZDAO that control governance - and this tokenization of governance disallows unilateral... See more
x_fren • Not Found
But there are other issues:
cryptouf.eth • DAOs, Coordinape and beyond
0/ Token incentives are a popular way to distribute ownership to people that provide a useful service
But as we've seen, some of these distributions are easy to game and are less effective in hitting their key objectives
Here's my framework for thinking about this 👇
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