Definition ∞ Hybrid tokenomics refers to a digital asset’s economic model that combines characteristics from multiple token distribution and value accrual strategies. This might involve elements of deflationary supply, staking rewards, and fee-burning mechanisms working in concert. The objective is to create a sustainable and adaptable economic framework for the associated protocol. It seeks to balance various incentives.
Context ∞ The design of hybrid tokenomics is a significant area of experimentation and optimization in the digital asset space. Discussions often focus on finding the optimal combination of economic incentives to promote network security, utility, and long-term value for token holders. Future models will likely continue to evolve, seeking greater resilience and alignment with protocol growth objectives.
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