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April 05, 2018, 04:39:42 PM |
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1) How easily can the TCR-issuer penetrate its target market? This depends on how much stakeholder education is required, and how acute the problem is that the TCR aims to solve, more than it depends on the price of the service.
2) Can the TCR command a sufficiently high price per applicant to ensure a vibrant decentralized curation process grows organically, and bad apples don’t sneak through?
3) Can the TCR grow sustainably? Token-holders need to expect growth in order to justify their investments. That means that the cost to sit on the registry must increase over time or new members to the registry must be added — without reducing the quality of the list.
4) How do you keep a highly engaged, and high-quality stakeholder base? Just as top tier VCs can help to signal a startup’s quality and offer market credibility, attract customers and talent, and help to intelligently steer a project, a good TCR will place a premium on high-quality early supporters.
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