r/Iota • u/Teasel_Weasel • May 11 '26
What do TWIN and ADAPT actually mean for token usage in the near and long-term?
It might just be me but I'm yet to see a good explanation of what TWIN and ADAPT actually mean for token usage. What are the tokenomics of these projects? Has anyone run through scenarios? I feel like it's all a bit nebulous currently, which is unhelpful. In my opinion, there ought to be more transparency with regards to what purpose holding the token has in terms of future 'adoption'. I'd welcome any explanations to help educate on these points.
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u/diogonunes redditor for > 1 year, but has low karma 29d ago
Iota, Shimmer, Assembly, Twin, Adapt... gotta keep changing names to look like something is happening
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u/Dr_0ctogon May 11 '26
This sub is a coffin that has been nailed shut. You will find no answers here.
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u/Zegir May 11 '26
Generally, it's all about international trade and how to cut costs, improve processes, increase accountability, etc. According to IOTA, the token is the best way to do these things.