Design considerations for economic incentive mechanisms
Designing effective economic incentive mechanisms requires consideration of the diverse motivations of participants. Node operators' decisions are often based on cost-benefit analysis, including hardware investment, operational maintenance costs, and risk premiums. Users weigh factors such as price, reliability, and privacy protection when choosing storage services. The token economic model needs to strike a balance between liquidity, value stability, and functional practicality. The design of governance mechanisms should prevent excessive concentration of power while ensuring decision-making efficiency and professionalism. The efficiency of ecological fund allocation directly impacts long-term development potential, necessitating the establishment of scientific evaluation and supervision mechanisms.
