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Token valuation
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying token-valuation. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3125822-035 : The author contests Houy's claim that killing a proof of stake currency costs nothing: on this platform the token's value is calculably predictable rather than merely a function of public opinion, and
- 3125822-046 : The proposed fix is to value tokens by how the post was received and cited: tokens minted at a node with a large branch of positive references are worth more, while tokens from a post whose betting po
- 3125827-035 : Because each sem token carries a different value depending on the post that minted it and on its position in the reference graph, the total value is difficult to determine, which makes it almost impos
- 3125827-038 : The sem token economy is inflationary at equilibrium, and the authors argue this is a feature: inflation improves security and discourages rent seeking by penalizing holders who do not use their token
- 3249860-011 : Commercial benefits attached to a token issuance can offset depreciated supply scarcity, meaning the dilutive effects of a large supply of the token in circulation.
- 3396542-007 : Insurance premia are treated as revenue of the entire DAO rather than of the underwriters who wrote the policy, and are shared among DAO participants; consequently the value of a token is a function o
- 3396542-013 : A breach occurs only when the underwriters concerned believe that the value of their encumbered tokens is less than the payment they would have to make in order to reclaim those tokens.
- 3396542-017 : The value of a token is not uniform across tokens: it depends on whether the token is currently encumbered and, for encumbered tokens, the sooner the token is expected to be released from encumbrance
- 3396542-018 : The DAO design requires that the value of the tokens staked on a set of policies be large enough to cover the maximum possible liability on those policies, which in turn imposes a minimum condition on
- 3396542-019 : Because the total supply of tokens grows at a constant rate each period, the value of individual tokens depreciates over time.
- 3396542-021 : The DAO is insolvent when the present value of expected cash flows from new policies falls below the expected cash outflow on currently outstanding policies, and in that state the value of a token is
- 3396542-029 : From the viewpoint of consumers and regulators, encumbered tokens, whose value derives from the DAO's future cash flows, serve as a substitute for regulatory capital.
- 3949098-003 : Locking a user's reputation tokens instead of fungible assets would be a leap in efficiency and a powerful economic advantage over traditional finance, but this advantage is conditional on a coherent
- 3962614-027 : The value of the reputation tokens is a function of the return on investment of the DAO.
- 4021599-010 : A key commonality that permits delineating securities tokens from other token designs is that securities tokens derive their value from an external tradeable asset.
- 4021599-024 : A utility token's value depends on its functions and therefore correlates with actual demand for the token, so a scaled up project with a high number of users usually yields increased utility token va
- 4021599-025 : Securities token users typically expect the value of the issuing company to be directly tied to token value, while utility token users typically expect no relation between the issuer's current valuati
- 4033886-035 : Secondary trade pricing from exchanges is a legitimate market approach input for digital assets only when liquidity is high enough to rely on those prices; where liquidity is lacking or unreliable, a