The Socket Protocol ecosystem has sparked interesting questions around tokenomics strategy. Will Socket launch its own native token to power network operations and governance? Or could the protocol rely on Bungee's existing token framework as the unified incentive layer? Both approaches offer different advantages—independent tokens provide protocol autonomy, while token consolidation streamlines ecosystem coordination. The decision could shape how these interoperability solutions scale across different blockchain networks.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 01-09 20:57
Same old trick again, launching a new coin while reusing the old one... Basically, it's just about how to make it easier to harvest profits from new investors.
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MEVvictim
· 01-09 20:56
It's the same old story with tokens and governance; I'm tired of this routine.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 01-09 20:53
It's the same old trick again—using your own token in one hand and a ready-made framework in the other. In the end, everyone wants independence but also wants to ride the wave of popularity. Isn't that a bad look?
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-09 20:50
It's the same old story about tokens... Whether Socket should create an independent token or stick with Bungee, honestly, neither option looks very promising.
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ForkThisDAO
· 01-09 20:45
It's the same old story again, whether it's an independent token or reusing existing frameworks... it sounds just like what all cross-chain projects say.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-09 20:44
Another multiple-choice question about tokens, boring. Instead of worrying about whether to issue tokens or not, it's better to first understand cross-chain security.
The Socket Protocol ecosystem has sparked interesting questions around tokenomics strategy. Will Socket launch its own native token to power network operations and governance? Or could the protocol rely on Bungee's existing token framework as the unified incentive layer? Both approaches offer different advantages—independent tokens provide protocol autonomy, while token consolidation streamlines ecosystem coordination. The decision could shape how these interoperability solutions scale across different blockchain networks.