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Token supply
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying token-supply. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3067615-009 : An issuer can pre-define monetary policy in crypto economics by fixing the number of tokens created and issued, and a maximum token issuance combined with controlled token supply releases can make sma
- 3067615-011 : Adjusting the commercial benefits attached to a token operates as a quasi fiscal policy tool: increasing those benefits raises aggregate demand for a given token supply and can offset the depreciating
- 3067615-023 : Because the token supply is controlled by ICO promoters who must reserve tokens for future funding needs, token holders can be diluted by later issuance of reserve tokens and their token value can be
- 3071378-035 : Because the total supply of DAO tokens is pre-determined in code, dilution by central administrators such as government officials or self-interested or biased executives is impossible.
- 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
- 3249860-030 : The remaining twenty-eight tokens in the dataset use inflationary models that operate similarly to fiat currency, contemplating no maximum issuance and a continuing minting process that gives the issu
- 3396522-022 : Capping token supply, the dominant design choice in early cryptocurrency projects, is self defeating: fixing supply removes the core policy tool, minting additional tokens, that would otherwise addres
- 4015908-010 : Under the fairness to the public definition, a fair token launch requires that the token was launched without a founding team, a foundation, or a founding dev team.
- 4015908-011 : Under the fairness to the public definition of fair launch, no early investor may hold a pre-allocation of project tokens or a pre-mining program, and any individual claim to a percentage of token sup
- 4015908-021 : Equal opportunity access points for public marketing incentives cannot be guaranteed and require constant reevaluation, so the public marketing permission for any fair token launch should be restricte
- 4015908-028 : Whale purchases that soak up token supply at the earliest possible time in a launch are the key problem fair launch platforms address, because they can be the origin of significant centralization that
- 4015908-036 : No more than 40% of total token supply should be auctioned in a fair launch, with 10% serving as a buffer paired with raised funds as permanently locked DEX liquidity and the other 50% allocated to a
- 4015908-038 : Non-linear reward structures using weighting, tiers, or logarithmic curves counteract centralization of token supply by decentralizing disproportionate returns so that rewards do not scale linearly wi
- 5254152-036 : A governance design aimed at democratic balance can still centralize power over time when the token supply is fixed, as recorded for MoonDAO.