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<div> The Problem of Speculative Tokenomics in Decentralized Science (DeSci) and Possible Solutions </div>
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The article addresses the problem of speculative tokenomics in decentralized science (DeSci) projects. Based on an analysis of existing approaches (Gupta, 2025; Weidener & Boltz, 2025), the author identifies a key contradiction between the governance functions of a token and its role as a speculative asset. An alternative model is proposed in which the token acts as a "digital receipt" confirming real contribution, and governance is separated from staking. The model includes deflationary stabilization mechanisms (burning 50% of fees), three-component staking, and a community-managed grant fund. The results can be used in the design of sustainable DeSci platforms.
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The Problem of Speculative Tokenomics in Decentralized Science (DeSci) and Possible Solutions
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The article addresses the problem of speculative tokenomics in decentralized science (DeSci) projects.
Based on an analysis of existing approaches (Gupta, 2025; Weidener & Boltz, 2025), the author identifies a key contradiction between the governance functions of a token and its role as a speculative asset.
An alternative model is proposed in which the token acts as a "digital receipt" confirming real contribution, and governance is separated from staking.
The model includes deflationary stabilization mechanisms (burning 50% of fees), three-component staking, and a community-managed grant fund.
The results can be used in the design of sustainable DeSci platforms.
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