2025-12-30 23:24:22

Want to truly achieve results on the chain? First, you need to understand how the entire system operates.

Many people think that issuing a token is all there is to it. In fact, it's much more than that. You need to build a self-sustaining ecosystem.

A successful on-chain business model should be structured as follows: first, an Autonomous Proxy Layer (Custom MCP). These agents are not decorations but executors within your business process — capable of handling interactions automatically, optimizing execution paths, and even dynamically adjusting strategies. The key is to make them work for you, not just serve as ornaments.

Next is economic incentive design. Tokens are not just a medium of exchange; they should become the lifeblood of the entire system. Through rational distribution, release, and consumption mechanisms, give participants clear profit expectations so that the system can continue to operate sustainably.

Finally, ecosystem integrity. From user acquisition, behavioral incentives, to value feedback, every link must be connected. An isolated token is meaningless, but a complete economic system can create lasting network effects.

This is what a true on-chain business looks like — not relying on a single component, but on the intricate design of the entire system.

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SerRugResistant

· 5h ago

Well said, that's exactly the point. Many projects fail because they treat tokens as a万能药 (panacea). What about the ecosystem? It’s completely absent. --- The core is really in designing the economic model; tokens are just tools. The true moat lies in system design. --- Isn't this just a story about most shitcoin projects, where they start to run after issuing tokens? --- The autonomous agency part is indeed worth pondering. Only systems that can automatically optimize execution paths can survive longer. --- The problem is, how many teams truly understand what a complete ecosystem is? Most are just shooting from the hip. --- The network effect needs to be explained thoroughly; otherwise, it’s just isolated tokens, worthless paper. --- If incentive design is not handled well, even the best ideas will cool off. I've seen too many cases of collapse.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 5h ago

You're right, but most projects are just stacking code without thinking about how to truly bring the ecosystem to life. Really, I've seen too many projects rush to launch without even understanding the token economic model. The real challenge is in closing the ecosystem loop; many teams fail right here. The project in our group is just like that—lots of code, all talk about incentives. It's written very clearly, but the practical implementation doubles the difficulty. Self-operation of intelligent agents, sounds easy to do, right? Exactly, exactly, just worried it might be another concept hype. Actually, the most important thing is to have real demand scenarios.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 5h ago

I've said it before, and those still only thinking about issuing tokens to get rich overnight are basically destined to be leeks. The real opportunity lies in building a complete economic closed-loop; this is the true secret to wealth.

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 5h ago

Good words, but most projects still die because of the token economic model... Another system theory, just sounds comfortable to listen to The MCP approach that can truly optimize automatically is just survivor bias Connecting ecosystems sounds easy, but projects get stuck on incentive mechanisms one after another I've seen too many projects where agents are just decorations Alright, but indeed many people only copy and paste contracts, never thinking about the ecological closed loop Honestly, a well-designed token mechanism can really save a bad project This theory isn't new; someone has been playing it this way for a long time Once the incentive mechanism is out of balance, it's game over. The idea of a lasting network effect is quite good The autonomous agent layer sounds advanced, but it's really just maintained by the enthusiasm of participants

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