When something works, it becomes an example to follow. And that's what could happen with LEO. LEO may have started a different path for tribe tokens on Hive and could definitely become something really interesting.
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The first to take this step is the CENT token, as you can see in this announcement by @anadolu https://ecency.com/hive-173575/@anadolu/cent-updates-max-100m-token-supply-update-on-reward-pool-etk CENT had a very high number of tokens to issue, almost infinite, so to speak. Now it will only have 100 million tokens. In principle, it won't be a deflationary token like LEO, since 50 million remain to be issued, but inflation will be very low, and with regular burns, it may become deflationary soon. In any case, it's a step in the right direction.
In the case of CENT, I'm not worried about revenue generation because it's been generating it for a long time, but I do have doubts about the token's philosophy. In theory, CENT wants to reach a value of 0.01, and right now, it's very far from that, but if it becomes deflationary, it will achieve it. After that, it will continue to rise, and then how will it prevent its price from escalating if it doesn't have tokens to issue? I think the most obvious solution is to forget about the objective and turn it into a security token. But well, that's still a long way off. So, time will tell.
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