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@DeSocialWorld - Feb 22, 2023
Let's share some insights from our perspective.

In our earliest project days, we used our Social Token as a means. Being really low on funds, we used those funds to buy our own Social Token, and then distribute them right after the buys to the earliest contributors to the project. The idea was that all could equally benefit should the Social Token of the project become a success. Vesting basically zero, because in theory all could decide to sell the tokens right away (no one did)

Your scheme makes sense, but we don't have similar funds by far. Nor the ability to offer DeSo at a discounted price (other then pay for that %-age ourselves).

Now DeSocialWorld is a company, there's the equity option as well (certificates/shares).

We are confident that at a point in the future, we will secure significant funding. That doesn't automatically mean we will move to a scheme similar to yours. Of course. talent should be rewarded. But we don't want something else to happen, i.e. attracting people that come for the rewards and incentives instead of the vision and the mission of our company
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@darian_parrish - Feb 22, 2023
I like it. I've done the same with equity.

I prefer a 1 year lockup though because it makes the pay split decision by the team member slightly less strenuous and still sufficiently long.
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@Crowd33 - Feb 22, 2023
Could argue the moral fluctuation filters out people you wouldn't want anyway for the most important roles at least
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@nader - Feb 22, 2023
Personally, I really don't like the idea of forcing people to pick between supporting their loved ones and working on what they love. How would your family feel if your compensation for the next several years got wiped out in a bear market, as happened to many on multi-year vesting schemes? In some sense, a memory-less scheme frees you and your loved ones from having to ever think about whether you should look elsewhere. You're being paid fairly at all times, and it's one less thing you have to worry about.
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@Crowd33 - Feb 22, 2023
It's true you don't want people too scared for their livelihood ether but crypto startups are inherently risky
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@Crowd33 - Feb 22, 2023
The risk is transferred to someone else, you(if you don't receive a big salary), users or investors. Which might be right if you have big investors who can afford the loss, or struggling to get employees with high risk tolerance Should they have the option of 0 financial skin in the game?
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@Deso1scam - Feb 23, 2023
deso The number of your followers on Twitter is 96,260, of course, 99% of them are fake, and the number of your followers increased by 60,000 during the past week alone, but in any case they reach 11 times the total number of deso users, so this shows the extent of your lying to people, a group of fraudsters
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