Messari Scholar: Token holders have to stay or risk.

On November 3, Messari analyst Ryan Watkins reported in news tweets that the idea of ​​cutting rent with no equal value to the contract was invalid. In the long run, token holders must either become participants in the transaction or take risks in the system to be usable. There is no risk if the tokens are only paid for the assets used by the owner. Voter involvement is rare because insurers only vote on proposals without getting anything in return. It is the worst financial company that has ever existed. At least the members of the financial institution are still able to have a down payment first. Now that you have capital in your contract, you need to think more about your investment. Now they are all amorphous. Token holders must stay or be at risk, and contracts must be rewarded for stakeholders who offer rewards. The more contracts you have, the better you can meet the interests of different participants.