The Founders' Table | July 16 • 6PM UTC
📍 Live on X Spaces: https://t.co/UUmn98twNd
For years, token value was driven largely by narrative, but that's beginning to change.
As institutional capital enters onchain finance, the questions are different. It's no longer just "Will this token go up?" It's "Why does this token have value, and where does that value come from?"
In the next episode of The Founders' Table, co-founders @ARafayGadit and @davidrodriguezc are joined by @ahm3dzig, Head of Strategy & Business Development, and @phil_cp, Director of Institutional BD & Ecosystem at ZIG Markets, to discuss how institutional investors evaluate token economies, and why sustainable value creation is becoming more important than narrative alone.
They'll cover:
- Why the last cycle rewarded the best stories, and what's changing now.
- What makes a revenue-linked buyback and burn model credible.
- Why governance only matters when it governs real capital.
- The questions every allocator should ask before evaluating a token.
Pull up a seat at The Founders' Table.
Feels like the calm before the storm for @ZIGChain.
$ZIG is holding the key demand zone around $0.043–$0.044, with buyers stepping in again.
As long as this level holds, the next move could target $0.050 first, followed by $0.053.
This chart is more bullish than any long thread, argument, or data point.
fun fact: $35m out of $51m tvl is usdc.
that’s stablecoin capital choosing ethereum:0xb2617246d0c6c0087f18703d576831899ca94f01 rails to generate yield.
that’s what makes this tvl so different.
it’s not inflated by the native token.
usdc tvl —> more revenue —> more buybacks
bruh the $CAH community is insane.
doing this post as a test to see how strong we are.
haven't sold a single token. i've never experienced a project with a community like this after being tortured by the market.
fair play to the team for keeping the game moving. 🏆