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by EGreg
482 days ago
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Not sure I understand what you're trying to say. There are "real cash flows" in every case, just what you consider as the unit of account is different. As far as shares, no. It's completely different. Shares are equity securities, that entitle people to dividends or they want the shares to go up in price. Regardless, it sets up a never-ending demand for enshittification and rent extraction that you see across Big Tech. Utility tokens are fundamentally different and don't have those perverse incentives, and remove the shareholder class. It's like comparing shares in Disney Corp, to Disney Dollars. |
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