As you could see from the examples above, we’re trying to get at the “sustainability” of two related points here:

• Security – In the absence of indefinite subsidization (e.g., from token holders), you need REV to sustainably attract operators and potentially token stakers. An increase or decrease in REV can result in a corresponding increase or decr

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A token must work as a necessary element of a self-sustaining system which is a public utility.

This meant three things:1. There was a ticking clock. Even if nobody else noticed the free money, anyone could remove their own liquidity at any time, accidentally receiving the tokens from the contract.2. I could put on my white hat and try to recover the tokens for the person who had accidentally sent them in. It would be as simple as calling the... See more