Hi Kerman - For valuation i think the token utility and velocity is very important. Perhaps you can take this into account a little more in your point 4. An extreme value-enhancing effect is generated if the token must reflect the equivalent value of the deposited coins. Thorchain is a good example here. Here are two relatively old but good links to the topic:
Thanks for that Jan! I think I've read both of those a few years ago which have merits, although too hypothetical too accurately model. By this point in the game, any token which generate cash-flows then funnels it back to token holders in a meaningful way and enables holders to be active participants in the network = win.
Hi Kerman - For valuation i think the token utility and velocity is very important. Perhaps you can take this into account a little more in your point 4. An extreme value-enhancing effect is generated if the token must reflect the equivalent value of the deposited coins. Thorchain is a good example here. Here are two relatively old but good links to the topic:
https://multicoin.capital/2017/12/08/understanding-token-velocity/
http://startupmanagement.org/2017/06/10/tokenomics-a-business-guide-to-token-usage-utility-and-value/
Greetings Jan
Thanks for that Jan! I think I've read both of those a few years ago which have merits, although too hypothetical too accurately model. By this point in the game, any token which generate cash-flows then funnels it back to token holders in a meaningful way and enables holders to be active participants in the network = win.