The previous posts in this series covered both the qualitative and quantitative components of token value. These two components may be weighted differently by investors but are both equally important to understand and use to your advantage as a founder when trying to raise funds or promote your product’s strengths.

The current state of DeFi liquidity is hamstrung by one major issue — the cost of acquiring it.

\*\*veGood, veBad and veUgly gave an overview of what the current vote-escrow token design looks like. The first piece covers the initial aims and the current pitfalls of the token design; these include meta-governance protocols accumulating all of the underlying veToken, extracting rewards away from veToken holders, and heavily diluting their positions.

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Before we can jump into the qualitative components we must ask ourselves, what is token value?

There are multiple components that make up the perceived value of capital assets. The previous article looked at the qualitative components, which cover the ‘intangible’ aspects of token value. This includes aspects of community , narrative and token utility.

One of the most exciting announcements coming out of ETHCC in Paris this week was Liquity Protocol announcing v2.