Layer-1 blockchains have three sources of funding for the validators supporting their networks: unlocked tokens from the total supply, minting of new tokens and network fees paid by the users. We explore major Layer-1 blockchains to find out how sustainable are their models without token subsidies, pros and cons of different approaches to crypto economy.
Ray Youssef announced as CEO of NoOnes, pioneering financial empowerment in the Global South NoOnes, the financial communication super app connecting people of the Global South to the world’s financial
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by DIMO8mApril 18th, 2024 Too Long; Didn’t Read Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs), such as DIMO, are addressing monopolistic practices in major industries by employing decentralized, open-source technologies. These initiatives
