Infrastructure token Succinct's PROVE has dropped 54% despite securing $4 billion TVL spread across Arbitrum, Mantle, and Celo. The concentration issue stands out—just three wallets hold 35.59% of the token supply, raising serious governance concerns. Paradigm backed the $55 million Series A with strong conviction, but here's the real question: can an infrastructure play actually capture sustainable value through its tokenomics? At a $73 million market cap, you're essentially betting they'll solve the token utility puzzle that most Layer 2 and middleware projects have struggled with. The fundamentals look solid, but tokenomics alignment remains the make-or-break factor.

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LiquidityWhisperervip
· 12-22 19:54
Three wallets control 35%, this is the "democracy" of web3... laugh out loud.
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CounterIndicatorvip
· 12-22 19:51
Damn, it's another tokenomics curse; the proposition of infrastructure tokens is doomed to be a tragedy.
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NftMetaversePaintervip
· 12-22 19:49
actually, the true value proposition of succinct's tokenomics lies in its algorithmic distribution failure... three wallets holding 35% is basically a centralization hash collision waiting to happen. blockchain primitive gone wrong.
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