The value spent within the SCOR ecosystem does not disappear; it continuously flows.
Every use of $SCOR can drive a growth cycle—rewarding active fans and players, gradually reducing the token supply, and reinvesting the benefits into network development. This design creates a fan economy system, where every participant's action becomes fuel for ecosystem growth. Rather than simply consuming, it's more like co-constructing a self-reinforcing value network.
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0xTherapist
· 12-15 19:23
Ha, it's that self-reinforcing narrative again. It sounds really good, but how much actually flows back depends on the execution.
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DegenGambler
· 12-15 06:09
Hmm, this design is indeed interesting. It's not a one-way consumption but a cyclical feedback, which feels much more reliable than traditional token economics.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 12-13 17:38
Sounds good, but can it really cycle back?
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DataOnlooker
· 12-13 17:26
Sounds good, but whether you can really make money depends on if someone is willing to take the bait.
The value spent within the SCOR ecosystem does not disappear; it continuously flows.
Every use of $SCOR can drive a growth cycle—rewarding active fans and players, gradually reducing the token supply, and reinvesting the benefits into network development. This design creates a fan economy system, where every participant's action becomes fuel for ecosystem growth. Rather than simply consuming, it's more like co-constructing a self-reinforcing value network.