Back to collectionAt $0.0090, the Argument Returns to Use
Over the weekend, the group was still digesting the team's answer about burning tokens and making games. The price stood at $0.0090. The dispute shifted from whether to burn tokens to what would demonstrate use, but the group still had no agreed answer.
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Over the weekend, the group was still digesting the team's answer about burning tokens and making games. Some had been looking for an action that might support the token price; others thought the central question was whether games on the chain could bring real use.
The price stood at $0.0090. One member pushed back against the team's argument: without real use, burning tokens would merely go in circles. Where use would come from had been the question all along. Rather than proposing another burn plan, the member steered the discussion back to games and players and asked people to stop treating the token mechanism itself as an outcome.
The dispute shifted from whether to burn tokens to what would demonstrate use, but the group still had no agreed answer. The narrator noted the change and planned to watch whether game updates and community questions would meet on that point. The weekend price of $0.0090 could answer neither side.