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It's all about the customer perspective and the default expectation of an investor mindset (retail and institutional investor), at the beginning of the token economy booming, no retails or institutional investor had in their mindset the default expectation of having smart contract audit for the project, after some hacks incidents, the customer/investor became more educated about the field, the smart contract audit became like a defacto checklist item on the investors requirements like the expectation of to have a team KYC before investing in the project, now the token economy audit or assurance is still fresh and new , it will need two things before going mainstream, 1) investor education about the importance of token economy assurance/audit and now more incidents such as LUNA collapse could be the trigger of such education, 2) and the commercialization of such as a service in the field, right now the price of token economics assurance/audit service is very expensive in comparison to smart contract audit, the more reasonable the cost is, the more projects will consider it, in addition to that, when some projects start doing that, and publish the token economy assurance reports publicly, the demand for such a service will increase and it will become one of the investors mindset checklist items eventually.

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