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How do tokenized protocols become 'fat' and 'thin'?
How do tokenized protocols become 'fat' and 'thin'?
WhisperWindLight
Mon Feb 17 2025
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I want to understand how tokenized protocols can be classified as 'fat' or 'thin'. What are the criteria or characteristics that determine this classification? How does a protocol transition from being 'thin' to 'fat' or vice versa?
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SamuraiHonor
Wed Feb 19 2025
The value generated by these applications is then distributed among a wide pool of shareholders, fostering a sense of community and shared prosperity.
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SumoPowerful
Wed Feb 19 2025
A shared data layer plays a crucial role in creating a dynamic environment for applications.
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Ilaria
Wed Feb 19 2025
By significantly reducing the barriers to entry, this data layer enables more participants to join the ecosystem.
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CryptoLord
Wed Feb 19 2025
As a result, the ecosystem becomes vibrant and highly competitive, with various applications vying for attention and users.
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Martina
Tue Feb 18 2025
This mechanism is how tokenized protocols accumulate value, often referred to as becoming “fat”, while their individual applications remain nimble and “thin”.
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