VC calls Ethereum killers 'toothless' based on token allocation to insiders
Only two of Ethereum's recent competitors had a "fair launch" according to the specified criteria. Mythos Capital founder Ryan Sean Adams called Ethereum killers “toothless” based on initial token allocation schemes that often prioritize insiders:Source: Twitter.Adams was referring to a recent Messari report, which summarized the token distribution for some of the most popular Ethereum (ETH) alternatives launched in the last couple of years. There are four main distribution categories: public presale, community allocations, insiders, and each project's respective foundations. Source:....
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