Most tokens out there probably don't need to exist—but the ones backed by projects actually delivering value? Their fee mechanisms become critical. When there's genuine utility and transparent resource allocation, those token fees help keep the entire ecosystem running. That's the real difference between speculative noise and projects with actual legs.
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AlphaLeaker
· 12-22 18:51
Ultimately, it depends on how well the fee mechanism is designed. Some projects talk a lot about usability, but in reality, it doesn't amount to much.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 12-22 18:49
99% of shitcoins deserve to die, but a well-designed fee mechanism for a true utility token is the way to go.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-22 18:38
The token fee mechanism of a reliable project is the real deal; those pure scamcoins truly deserve to die.
Most tokens out there probably don't need to exist—but the ones backed by projects actually delivering value? Their fee mechanisms become critical. When there's genuine utility and transparent resource allocation, those token fees help keep the entire ecosystem running. That's the real difference between speculative noise and projects with actual legs.