KAIO recently signaled a strategic shift—they're entering the token phase after establishing their infrastructure and RWA institutional rails. The move essentially integrates their technical foundation with community incentives, creating a more cohesive ecosystem.
What makes this transition interesting is the timing and execution. They've already laid the heavy lifting on the backend infrastructure, and now they're looking to activate community participation through tokenomics. The real question is how they'll structure $KAIO's utility. Will it be governance-focused, capturing value through protocol fees, or more incentive-driven for ecosystem participation? The token design will likely determine whether this phase succeeds in building genuine network effects or just another speculative cycle.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 01-09 18:31
Here comes another story of "issuing tokens after infrastructure is complete," sounding just like last year's bunch of projects... Can this time really be different?
Token design is the real game-changer; governance versus incentives—these two approaches are worlds apart...
Wait, do they really have institutional backing or are they just talking? I'm a bit worried this might be another round of cutting the leeks.
To put it nicely, it's network effects; to put it bluntly... you know what I mean.
I bet $50 that in the end they'll still go the incentive-driven route, anyway it sounds good.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 01-09 16:53
Infra is only issuing tokens after the infrastructure is completed, so this move still makes some sense. However, poorly designed tokenomics is a waste of effort.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 01-09 16:46
It's another routine of "first infrastructure, then tokens"... I've heard this explanation too many times.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 01-09 16:46
It's the same old trick again, infrastructure first, then tokens. The key is how $KAIO's utility is designed; otherwise, it's just another pump & dump.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-09 16:28
It's another token phase; I've seen this trick too many times.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-09 16:25
Another one with complete infrastructure starting to issue tokens? It really depends on how the token is designed.
KAIO recently signaled a strategic shift—they're entering the token phase after establishing their infrastructure and RWA institutional rails. The move essentially integrates their technical foundation with community incentives, creating a more cohesive ecosystem.
What makes this transition interesting is the timing and execution. They've already laid the heavy lifting on the backend infrastructure, and now they're looking to activate community participation through tokenomics. The real question is how they'll structure $KAIO's utility. Will it be governance-focused, capturing value through protocol fees, or more incentive-driven for ecosystem participation? The token design will likely determine whether this phase succeeds in building genuine network effects or just another speculative cycle.