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I understand the thesis, and I agree that privacy becoming an embedded infrastructure layer across RWA, DeFAI, DePIN and other applications could create continuous network usage. But this is still a thesis, not an answer to the token economics question.
For example, with Carrot, we need to know exactly how ROSE is required for ROFL usage, who pays for the computation, how much ROSE is consumed per workload, and whether that creates measurable demand, staking or burn pressure on the token.
The same applies to Privana, Midas, SemiLiquid and other integrations.
That’s why I’m specifically asking the Product/BD and technical teams for the actual mechanism and numbers. Ambassadors can explain the vision, but they cannot define or confirm the protocol’s economic model.
I’m not questioning the potential of the strategy. I’m asking the team to show how that potential translates into measurable value for ROSE.