The Future of Tokenomics
summary
Argues token value comes from enforced use rather than discounts and proposes a hodlium-based model where service access requires holding tokens (example: one token per monitored address), plus a rentable renting pool so service users rent instead of buy. Rental fees stream to holders (50% in week one with weekly half-life) and subscriptions auto-renew every 60 days, using a wrapped version of assets for risk-free access. Claims this creates circular demand for PARSIQ/PRQ and supports NFTs, games, even on-chain subscriptions like Netflix.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42History of Tokenomics
- 3:24Tokenomics Problem
- 4:10The Current Model
- 5:13WhatPARSIQ Did
- 6:00The IQ Protocol
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