Sustainable Tokenomics: Fee Switches, Buybacks, and Burns
Original title: Fee Switches, Buybacks, and Burn. How do you Design Sustainable Tokenomics?
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Summary
The video examines how token models can align economics with holders. It looks at fee switches, revenue sharing, buybacks and token burns. The discussion asks which designs work and which are merely financial engineering. The moderator is Thomas Sutker, co‑founder and portfolio manager at BlockArrow Capital. Panelists include Arseny Klekovkin, managing partner at Edge Ventures; Boomer Saraga, managing director of The Tie Capital; and Mike De Melo, strategy lead at RAAC. The Tie provides market intelligence, advisory, infrastructure, liquidity, capital formation and compliant communication for institutions. It was founded in 2017 and is based in New York City. The firm serves hundreds of leading asset managers, hedge funds, banks, exchanges and token issuers. Services mentioned include The Tie Terminal, APIs, Staking Rewards, The Tie Capital, Liquidity Land, conferences, Stakin and Bridge Messenger. The video is shared for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. The Tie’s Twitter and website are listed for further reference.
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Key points
- The discussion focuses on fee switches, buybacks and token burns as sustainable tokenomics mechanisms
- Thomas Sutker moderates the panel and is co‑founder and PM at BlockArrow Capital
- Panelists are Arseny Klekovkin of Edge Ventures, Boomer Saraga of The Tie Capital, and Mike De Melo of RAAC
- The Tie was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in New York City
- The Tie offers market intelligence, advisory, infrastructure, liquidity, capital formation and compliant communication solutions for institutional participants
Questions
Does the video provide investment advice?
No, the video states it should not be construed as investment advice or an offer to buy or sell securities or tokens.
Who moderates the discussion?
Thomas Sutker, co‑founder and portfolio manager at BlockArrow Capital, moderates the discussion.
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