TMTPost: token economics lose money but drive ecosystem land grab
11/10/2026 — 11/10, 11:21·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- TMTPost published an analysis arguing that the token economy is unprofitable yet has triggered a land grab over entry points, distribution a…
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On November 10, 2026, at 10:56 a.m., TMTPost published an analysis piece titled "Token economics doesn't make money: 2 trillion sold in half an hour, daily consumption up 5,000x." The article argues that Token economics is unprofitable, yet it is accompanied by a scramble for entry points, distribution channels, and settlement layers, which the author frames as a new round of ecosystem land grabbing. The figures cited are 2 trillion in sales within half an hour and a 5,000-fold increase in daily consumption. From these numbers, the article concludes that a fresh round of ecosystem competition is underway. As of now, no further developments beyond this analysis have been reported, and the matter appears to stand at this interpretive stage.
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TMTPost analyzes the "unprofitable" token economy, describing a new land grab over entry points, distribution, and settlement. It cites 2 trillion tokens sold in half an hour and a 5,000x increase in daily consumption.
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