Topic: Profit Sharing Token VS Utility Token (Read 114 times)
Tough question. Profit-sharing tokens obviously offer a way to make money but are they viable long term? A utility token has a reason to exist beyond the profit-sharing aspect and so might be expected to grow more in the long run as it gains greater use. I expect it would depend on the underlying project, it's viability and its goals.
Ofcourse, as a investor, I would choose profit sharing tolen because its like buying bonds in a company where in you can earn by simply holding the token itself. But also, be careful to buy this kind of token since most of them ends to be a scam and no use of token itself. The price is purely speculative specially for platforms like lending and insurance type of tokens.
interesting
there is a website that show and sort all the coins or tokens sharing a profit?
there is a website that show and sort all the coins or tokens sharing a profit?
If as an investor you could choose between investing in a platform offering a profit sharing token and a utility token, which would you prefer?
The profit sharing token would return your original investment in the first two years and then 200% - 300%+ each year after but need not be able to be traded on major exchanges.
The utility token would be easily tradable on any exchange but only provide a single return on investment.
The profit sharing token would return your original investment in the first two years and then 200% - 300%+ each year after but need not be able to be traded on major exchanges.
The utility token would be easily tradable on any exchange but only provide a single return on investment.
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