When Tokens Burn
Breaking down how crypto protocols approach revenue and cash flow This is a summarised version of a newsletter issue published on Decentralised.co. We are actively collaborating with token
Breaking down how crypto protocols approach revenue and cash flow This is a summarised version of a newsletter issue published on Decentralised.co. We are actively collaborating with token issuers on the lifecycle of the asset. If you are a protocol exploring tying tokens to revenue, consider reaching out to us via DMs or e-mail venture@decentralised.co. Written by @desh_saurabh Thanks to @kashdhanda for his inputs The Zero-Sum Attention Game In 2021, each crypto asset had, on average, ~$1.8M in
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