Dual-token model: Resolving the classic contradiction of using and holding Crypto Assets.
In the blockchain field, does the dual-token model have more advantages compared to the single-token model? Although mainstream blockchain networks are unlikely to change their token models in the short term, this question is increasingly becoming a research topic of interest for blockchain developers.
The traditional single-token model undoubtedly has its advantages, such as high liquidity and simple structure. However, only a dual-token model can truly resolve the long-standing economic contradictions in blockchain: the actual use of the network hinders the growth of the network.
The root of the problem
Essentially, all blockchains share a common goal: to reliably record transactions, store economic value, and promote network development. Although the methods of implementation vary, their developmental directions are fundamentally aligned.
Currently, the vast majority of blockchain ecosystems rely on a single token, which reflects the project value while serving as a store of value (similar to stocks), and for transactions.