Four Paradigms of Tokenized Communities

- gives ownership to users, incentivizes them to stay and invest moreCons of “social tokens”- puts pressure on creators to continue delivering value for token holders (akin to an “early IPO”)

Community tokens > Social tokens. For the past couple years, social tokens were a hot topic when discussing the future of crypto-native consumer apps. The thought went, “wouldn’t it be cool if you could invest in people the same way you can invest in stocks?” Bitclout’s initial traction was a sign that there’s demand for this type of product. But s... See more

Media creators today can issue their own cryptographic token and design distribution and incentives around it to trigger a virtuous cycle for themselves and their fans. A simple token economics model could help media creators bootstrap funding for new projects, reward early fans and rally communities towards a common goal. In short, communities sho... See more