Jenny
Well-known member
When I evaluate tokenomics today, I’m not just looking at supply curves — I’m looking at incentive alignment across users, builders, and protocols.
Fair launches are ideal, but what really gets my attention is dynamic staking mechanics, burn/reward loops, and decentralized emission control — things that reward active participation and contribution.
Forget lockups and insider vesting cliffs — we need token models that live and evolve on-chain.
What’s your mental model when evaluating whether a token's economics are truly Web3-native?
Fair launches are ideal, but what really gets my attention is dynamic staking mechanics, burn/reward loops, and decentralized emission control — things that reward active participation and contribution.
Forget lockups and insider vesting cliffs — we need token models that live and evolve on-chain.
What’s your mental model when evaluating whether a token's economics are truly Web3-native?