Web3
Network TEV (Total Economic Value) is defined as follows:
TEV = Network Fees + MEV Tips + Issuance
TEV = Network Fees + MEV Tips + Issuance
L1 & L2 Token Value Capture - DBA
REV is often the best single metric in assessing real demand to use a given network.
L1 & L2 Token Value Capture - DBA
- PoS – Token holders have rights to receive all TEV. They typically keep most TEV, while paying out some portion to network operators (e.g., validator delegates) as a commission.
- PoW – Network operators (e.g., miners) have rights to receive all TEV. This is economically equivalent to PoS with 100% commissions.
L1 & L2 Token Value Capture - DBA
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Luxury Media
Undateable Pricing. Pricing of a subscription contract can now be updated for any tier at any time.
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Inactive Status. For supply-capped subscriptions, you can now mark particular subscribers “inactive.” This allows them to maintain possession of their token while opening up a spot for a new subscriber to join.
Subscription Duration. Creators can now s... See more
Fabric Docs
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Packy McCormick • Blackbird
We covered a lot of ground here, so let’s summarize our key takeaways here:
- Cryptonetworks are not companies. Income/expense/profit metrics generally do not logically apply at this level. We can try to assess the profitability of all token holders, and/or subsets of them.
- PoS issuance to stakers is not a “cost to the network,” and it isn’t even a net
Jon Charbonneau • L1 & L2 Token Value Capture - DBA
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