Ownership coins are getting a lot of buzz lately. They're trying to tackle a big question that’s been kinda ignored: what do token holders actually get after a project raises funds?
I mean, traditional crypto launches spread tokens everywhere, but they didn’t really protect investors. Teams can still gather funds, keep the control, and send value elsewhere, while calling it community-driven. If they succeed, then maybe revenue is shared, but that's a big if.
I think ownership coins might change the game. They could redefine what it means to really own a piece of a project, not just sit on tokens with no real rights. What do you guys think?
The Future of Ownership Coins in Crypto
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