Some startups are tokenmaxxing. Others tell us it's a 'stupid' trend that will die out.

Source: Business Insider

Startups take different strategies with token spending, from hard budgets to minimum quotas. Hassan Ismail; Brennan Lupyrypa; Kavitta GhaiTokenmaxxing is all the rage in Big Tech. For startups, the trend is opening up debate.

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