Token design often fails to reward ownership to stakeholders in a way that aligns with how they uniquely provide value. Current designs grant the same form of ownership to all stakeholders, regardless of their role or value contribution to a protocol. This approach is potentially inefficient and limiting sustained user involvement over time. A solution is to explore a hybrid token model that assigns different forms of ownership based on the value contributed by users, founders, and investors uniquely. A hybrid model will allow for more efficient use of protocol capital and ensure that ownership rights can be given to users in perpetuity.