Earlier quoted context omitted.
Off the top of my head: * Distribute tokens to partners (product / gift manufacturers). Partners with vested interest in the success of a company could be much less likely to sever relations as it will hurt their investment. * Distribute tokens to customers as a type of rebate. Like a loyalty program that encourages patronship. * Use tokens to vote on what products should be sold. Many gift shops sell pipes and other…
All of these have existing solutions: > * Distribute tokens to partners (product / gift manufacturers). Partners with vested interest in the success of a company could be much less likely to sever relations as it will hurt their investment. = stock or partial ownership. > * Distribute tokens to customers as a type of rebate. Like a loyalty program that encourages patronship. = rebates. > * Use tokens to vote on what…
* Hiring based on votes from stakeholders
* Choosing what events are held when through voting or burning (scheduling)
* Continuous community airdrops to encourage repeat visits
* Pairing with other local companies to cross airdrop for promotional purposes.
* Charging artists to hang paintings in the tokenized asset (encouraging patron art).
Tokenization can become a customizable base level component. Kind of like a webite.
I appreciate your skepticism but I do encourage you to rethink your stance.