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Arthur Hayes: Most Tokens Fall Because Projects Pocket Protocol Revenue On May 23, 2026, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes Arthur Hayes stated on the What Bitcoin Did podcast that most crypto projects fail to return the economic value created at the protocol level to token holders. He believes early venture...

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Michaël van de Poppe

40,113 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Equity vs Token In 2022 the dual-capital raise structure (equity + token warrant) got standardized in crypto and in its consequence forever hardcoded venture funded tokens to drift to zero. Tokens are now deployed to speed run liquidity for investors and founders, and are a rescue string to pull for investors once the equity investment doesn't look bright. The dual-capital raise structure made tokens the inferior vehicle over the equity, and even though both are usually marketed to retail as the same thing, the value proposition differ immensely. We now see this trend reverse after years of I'm happy to release Street's research paper today alongside Ash : "Bifurcation of Equity and Token in Cryptocurrency Markets". Read here: Venture Capitalists usually try to hide this or not talk about it because it's an uncomfortable topic admitting that the tokens have no Information, Governance, Economic or Litigation Rights and the people buying it for more than $0 are literally just speculating on these rights existing at some point. From a fundamental perspective one could argue that the fair value of all these coins is 0 + the odds of the team ever giving the token holders rights. You can convert your already live token to easily without redeploying or changing code, if you are interested go to and we'll talk with you or shoot me a PM. We take 0bps fees & pay for all the legal fees. We work together with the best security lawyers and the same SEC litigation lawyers that represented Ripple in front of the SEC. Our international legal stack is with firms that are working with Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and every large bank in the US. Street & ERC-S stands for quality. It's time to be courageous and provide your token holders with actual value & not just a slop token that has nothing to do with your business.
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Equity vs Token In 2022 the dual-capital raise structure (equity + token warrant) got standardized in crypto and in its consequence forever hardcoded venture funded tokens to drift to zero. Tokens are now deployed to speed run liquidity for investors and founders, and are a rescue string to pull for investors once the equity investment doesn't look bright. The dual-capital raise structure made tokens the inferior vehicle over the equity, and even though both are usually marketed to retail as the same thing, the value proposition differ immensely. We now see this trend reverse after years of I'm happy to release Street's research paper today alongside Ash : "Bifurcation of Equity and Token in Cryptocurrency Markets". Read here: Venture Capitalists usually try to hide this or not talk about it because it's an uncomfortable topic admitting that the tokens have no Information, Governance, Economic or Litigation Rights and the people buying it for more than $0 are literally just speculating on these rights existing at some point. From a fundamental perspective one could argue that the fair value of all these coins is 0 + the odds of the team ever giving the token holders rights. You can convert your already live token to easily without redeploying or changing code, if you are interested go to and we'll talk with you or shoot me a PM. We take 0bps fees & pay for all the legal fees. We work together with the best security lawyers and the same SEC litigation lawyers that represented Ripple in front of the SEC. Our international legal stack is with firms that are working with Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and every large bank in the US. Street & ERC-S stands for quality. It's time to be courageous and provide your token holders with actual value & not just a slop token that has nothing to do with your business.

Lukas (miya)

29,857 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten