EPISODE · Jul 16, 2025 · 2H 1M
Why Tokens Dump After Airdrops + Big Finance Bets on ETH
from Coffee with Captain: Crypto Markets, Products and Culture · host dGEN Network
Cap and Steve break down why token airdrops often fail, explaining how immediate sell pressure comes from poor design rather than user behavior. They explore the growing need for projects to provide meaningful utility or sinks to sustain post-launch value and debate how tokens differ fundamentally from NFTs in sentiment, economics and community dynamics. The conversation also touches on buyback strategies and when they can actually benefit holders. The episode closes with a bullish discussion on Ethereum's rising institutional support, with firms like BlackRock, Bitwise and Bank of America signaling that ETH is becoming a backbone of global digital finance.Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@coffeewithcaptainshowFollow us on the X app:Captain Zwingli: https://x.com/ChrisJourdanSteve: https://x.com/SteveKBarkdGen Network: https://x.com/dGenNetworkThis podcast is for entertainment purposes only. None of the information shared on this podcast is meant to be taken as financial advice. Chris, Steve and guest speakers may hold tokens discussedCheck Out:The Everything Token: A Book on Web3 and NFTsNewsletter: CwC WeeklyENS: Ethereum Naming Service
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Cap and Steve break down why token airdrops often fail, explaining how immediate sell pressure comes from poor design rather than user behavior. They explore the growing need for projects to provide meaningful utility or sinks to sustain post-launch value and debate how tokens differ fundamentally from NFTs in sentiment, economics and community dynamics. The conversation also touches on buyback strategies and when they can actually benefit holders. The episode closes with a bullish discussion...
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