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Token-based platform governance

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Abadi, Joseph *
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Brunnermeier, Markus
DOI:10.1016/j.jfineco.2024.103951delete
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We develop a model to compare the governance of traditional shareholder-owned platforms to that of platforms that issue tokens. A traditional shareholder governance structure leads a platform to extract rents from its users. A platform that issues tokens for its services can mitigate this rent extraction, as rent extraction lowers the platform owners' token seigniorage revenues. However, this mitigation from issuing service tokensis effective only if the platform can commit itself not to dilute the service tokensubsequently. Issuing hybrid tokensthat bundle claims on the platform's services and its profits enhances efficiency even absent ex-ante commitment power. Finally, giving users the right to vote on platform policies, by contrast, redistributes surplus but does not necessarily enhance efficiency.
Keyword:
Utility tokens
Platforms
DeFi
Corporate governance

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Journal of Financial Economics 封面图
Journal of Financial Economics
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federal reserve bank - philadelphia
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federal reserve system - usa
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