Ansem responds to developer challenges: encourages building on ANSEM and reducing token issuance risks
According to Odaily, in response to community discussions around “developers being unwilling to build, projects reluctant to issue tokens, and profiting only through fees,” Ansem stated that he has a solution.
Ansem said that developers can build based on the ANSEM token, as he has eliminated the risks of token issuance, while also allowing for more on-chain experimentation. Developers only need to gain attention and trading volume, and he can incentivize relevant usage through an airdrop mechanism.
Previously, Jawz stated that since communities tend to hold developers accountable after price drops, fewer developers are willing to launch projects. Many projects are also choosing to profit via a fee model, whereas one reason DeFi succeeded in its early days was its ability to attract different types of participants.
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