Austin Castellaw
@austincastellaw
Austin Castellaw
The idea that token holders can passively extract rent without providing equal value to a protocol is unsustainable.
In the long-run, token holders will likely need to be active network participants or assume some of the risk of the system to be viable.
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If more money is being extracted than what is being put in, then naturally the economy will eventually fall apart. Money doesn’t grow on trees after all, not even digital ones.
Rockwell Shah • The Future of Blockchain Gaming
So, currently it’s a W2 but I’m probably going to change it to a 1099 because I’m figuring out exactly what the best legal structure is based on how I actually like work, and we’re still figuring out where I fit within Orca because again, it’s like one of those things where I’m a researcher but I’m engaging a lot with their DAO and I think that... See more
Laura Shin • What Is It Like to Only Work for DAOs? Chase Chapman Tells All
So, in summary, single, dual, or triple token models are irrelevant if the game's sink and sources are not thoroughly considered + target demographic + game objectives. Personally, I favor a dual or triple token model that separates investor and player incentives.
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Jonathan Hillis • Unbundling social token economics, governance, and access
Delphi Digital has been analyzing and helping design token launching mechanisms for a long time. From the analysis, the team noted that there wasn’t a structure that could solve the above challenges and also align to its goals. The team then came up with Lockdrop and Liquidity Bootstrap Auction (LBA) to tackle these challenges. The first products... See more
kadeemclarke.eth • Lockdrop + LBA: The Future of Tokenomics?
