$CCD
Here’s a question I think more people should ask about blockchain tokens:
What happens if the network actually becomes useful?
With Concordium, more activity means more transactions to process, and every transaction requires a network fee paid in $CCD.
But transaction fees are only one part of the picture. CCD is also staked by validators and delegators to help secure the network, and it plays a role in governance.
What interests me is that these functions connect the token to the network’s actual operations, rather than leaving its purpose at speculation.
I think understanding that connection is a better starting point for evaluating $CCD than simply looking at the ticker.
Here’s a question I think more people should ask about blockchain tokens:
What happens if the network actually becomes useful?
With Concordium, more activity means more transactions to process, and every transaction requires a network fee paid in $CCD.
But transaction fees are only one part of the picture. CCD is also staked by validators and delegators to help secure the network, and it plays a role in governance.
What interests me is that these functions connect the token to the network’s actual operations, rather than leaving its purpose at speculation.
I think understanding that connection is a better starting point for evaluating $CCD than simply looking at the ticker.