Polkadot Founder Gavin Wood: No Intention to Issue New Tokens Based on JAM Protocol
According to a report by Jinse Finance, Polkadot founder Gavin Wood responded on the Polkadot forum regarding the issuance of JAM Token. He stated: Personally, I do not intend to issue new tokens based on the JAM protocol, nor do I think it is wise for Parity and the Web3 Foundation to issue such tokens, although the leadership of these organizations can decide for themselves. I generally oppose actions that are deemed unable to bring actual net benefits to Polkadot. However, I do continuously explore ideas that may bring long-term value to Polkadot, which sometimes involves new tokens, but these tokens are usually symbiotic with DOT rather than replacing it.
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