The lean token framework suggests that it’s not necessary to raise capital, but rather build an early group of believers who want to drive demand for the token. While this framework starts out at the opposite side of the spectrum (half-baked, wide distribution) it ultimately tries to reach a similar end state as the progressive decentralization mod... See more

2. New token distributions designs are boosting user loyalty In theory, when users become owners and are (literally) invested, they should become more highly engaged and retained. Today, the reality is mixed.

Web3 changes the whole approach to bootstrapping new networks, since tokens offer an alternative to the traditional approach to the cold-start problem. Rather than spending funds on traditional marketing to entice and acquire potential customers, core developer teams can use tokens to bring in early users, who can then be rewarded for their early c... See more