@loismarilyn

A dual-token model typically separates governance and utility functions, reducing conflicts between transactional use and long-term decision-making. To assess this, one must examine whether there is a clear distinction between the governance token and the utility token. If governance power is decoupled from transactional volatility, the system may become more stable and balanced. However, risks include unnecessary complexity, confusion for new users, and diluted liquidity across tokens. Evaluating tokenomics involves checking how each token is distributed, whether governance participation is fair, and whether utility tokens retain meaningful demand drivers. If the model lacks synergy or seems designed mainly for speculation, it may harm sustainability. A well-structured dual-token system should provide clarity, stability, and long-term alignment between stakeholders.

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