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Token design
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying token-design. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3128900-017 : Reputation tokens supply a staking mechanism that incentivizes high quality work and task completion by workers, and that simultaneously lets requesters verify and track worker quality, integrity, and
- 3227933-038 : Issuing coins or tokens across all ecosystem participants creates a level playing field and helps establish a flatter, community-owned platform that is not based on the traditional hierarchies between
- 3249860-006 : In decentralized systems the functions previously performed by policy designers, central bankers, and economists in centralized markets are taken over by the token designer for the respective token ec
- 3249860-007 : The democratization of monetary policy in token economies creates a serious problem, because token designers lack the qualifications and institutional functions that centralized central banking distri
- 3249860-008 : An issuer's ICO strategy can pre-define the token economy's monetary policy by predetermining the fixed number of tokens created and issued in the ICO.
- 3249860-009 : To avoid a token price crash, escrow accounts holding unissued tokens should carry usage and access controls assuring investors that escrowed tokens will not be issued at a discount, with lockups or p
- 3249860-010 : Increasing the commercial benefits attached to a token heightens the aggregate demand for that token's given supply, which is why benefit adjustment functions as a quasi-fiscal policy tool.
- 3249860-012 : Adjusting the commercial benefits of a token issuance lets the issuer avoid more drastic monetary interventions such as emergency sales, building token reserves, or changing the token supply in circul
- 3249860-014 : The balance between the commercial benefits and use cases attached to a token and the scarcity of its supply is critical in the issuance of a token offering.
- 3249860-017 : Many token whitepapers omit information necessary for a full economic analysis, and the research team could not find a single project among the top 100 that had examined blockchain governance fully.
- 3249860-029 : Under a deflationary token model, prices are expected to increase because of the fundamental scarcity of token supply.
- 3249860-031 : Unlike deflationary token models, inflationary token models permit the use of stability mechanisms, which is why inflationary designs may become more popular as the cryptocurrency market matures.
- 3249860-036 : App-specific tokens exert less influence over value from other projects and typically fail to support a broader user market, because their limited use curtails user access.
- 3249860-037 : The data support the conclusion that interoperability as a means of survivability dictates token design, with a majority of tokens seeking a broader base of users by making the token interoperable.
- 3249860-044 : The emergence of inflationary token models and the increasing interoperability of token models are the core developments for the industry visible in the data.
- 3249860-045 : Increased interoperability of tokens optimizes survivability, and the data suggest token designs are increasingly focused on longer term survivability designs.
- 3249860-046 : Long-term survivability of token designs may depend more on infrastructure capabilities than on temporary fixes made within token designs themselves.
- 3396542-004 : The reputation tokens of the underwriting DAO are separate and distinct from the cash currency that insureds use to pay premia; the two must not be conflated.
- 3396542-006 : Participation in underwriting is gated by token ownership: only token holders may underwrite insurance policies in the DAO, and inbuilt processes assign new business among them.
- 3396542-016 : Unlike prior token research, the purpose of issuing tokens here is not only to raise capital but also to give owners the opportunity and incentive to develop the DAO's business.
- 3396542-033 : The design's innovative features stem from tokens serving several purposes at once: as reward for risk taking and as a substitute for both reputation and capital.
- 3396542-035 : The governance rules of the DAO can be set up so as to ensure that minority token holders are appropriately protected.
- 3396542-036 : Assuming all agents are active underwriters, the DAO's rules can be designed so that the proportion of policies an agent writes in the long run is commensurate with that agent's proportion of token ho
- 3406323-039 : A DAO's profit distribution weights across present workers, past workers, protocol designers, and governance designers should match the DAO's current values, since a greater share for new workers attr
- 3441904-038 : Optimized DAO governance should pay members only indirectly, through fungible salary tokens issued in proportion to non fungible merit tokens, because the indirect economic effects remove corruptive e
- 3606663-022 : Token design must be treated as an iterative process in which data collection and flexibility in core design parameters are essential, because prior crypto economic assumptions routinely turn out to b
- 3782203-036 : Paying contributors in reputation tokens rather than fees, and then distributing all fees as a periodic reputation weighted salary, defeats the sockpuppet attack because splitting a holding across man
- 3782214-024 : Reputation can be objectively valued by estimating the probability of future business deals, taking the expected value of that probability, and computing the present value of those deals, which is wha
- 3808852-016 : The DAO focus on enhancing the value of fungible tokens can produce short termism and can cause ethical and governance issues to be ignored, even as it frees non-performance reputational penalties fro
- 3949098-005 : In the proposed DAO investment club, members substitute reputation non fungible token staking for capital commitments on incoming deals, the public market supplies the funding for approved deals, and
- 3962614-024 : Reputation tokens are separate and distinct from the fiat currency or other fungible tokens used to pay for investments in portfolio companies.
- 4021599-016 : Utility tokens are tokens with an intrinsic utility for a good or service: they emphasize the uses of the token and typically give users access to a product or service or give rewards that incentivize
- 4021599-018 : Rather than replacing legacy financial services as securities tokens do, utility tokens are designed to give users future access to a product or service that may or may not exist at the time of the ut
- 4021599-020 : Utility tokens are not created by their issuers for investment purposes; they are designed to be used for their specific utility in a given context.
- 4755632-035 : Reputation tokens are stipulated as non-transferable tokens that cannot be valued and that merely mirror a scoreboard of a member's reputation within the community, rather than functioning as tradable