The ZKC economic model is one to watch. This is becoming more than just a market for financialization of compute power, but creating a computational Infra as a service for advanced cryptographic computation (ZK Proofs) that blockchain desperately needs. To sum up, call it, The “AWS for ZK Proofs”. AWS: Provides compute/storage for web applications. Boundless: Provides ZK proving for blockchain applications. But then what does this mean for $ZKC from an economic standpoint? ZKC has a fascinating deflationary demand model that's fundamentally different from most tokens. While the deflationary model is a simple one, tokens are finite and bound to shrink with time; the total number of tokens that will exist is already capped. Tokens are reduced from circulation through buybacks and/or burn. This gives room for what economists term the horizontal scaling breakthrough. Unlike blockchains (which hit consensus bottlenecks), Boundless scales linearly: => 1 proving node = X...
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