If you're a mini app dev that hasn't launched a token yet, would love to hear why you haven't done so yet. 

Here are the most common answers I hear:

A. Operational burden of not knowing what it's for/how it will be used

 B. Uncomfortable with legal risk

C. Not wanting to be distracted from 

What else?

building @dau and @boostxyz to help app devs grow onchain with token incentives

there is zero reward for me launching a token whatsoever, there is no utility beyond speculation and people will dump it on day 1 and move on

the way we're doing it with $dau is to do revshare with fees going directly to tokenholders so that users earn tokens as a rebate relative to the fee (so bots can't attack it) and then want to help drive revenue growth so it brings more fees to them. can work with any token

how do you add utility to a token whose contract you can’t edit (assuming you’re talking clanker etc) — i’ve made ~40 mini apps, one was a game so i added a token and reward structure, after the first day farmers attacked the contract repeatedly and sold everything they could get off, how is that useful to me?

what if it was really easy to add utility to the token for whatever mini app you're working on and have fees tied to the token in some capacity