Resource Allocation

Resource Allocation is the initial distribution of localized wealth & political influence within a network nation for sustained market capitalization performance, often by that economy’s native currency. Like it or not, market capitalization in a network or protocol parallels Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in a nation state, functioning as a primary economic indicator. It mirrors GDP's role in measuring the total economic output—market capitalization sums up the total value of a network state's digital assets, akin to how GDP aggregates the value of goods and services within a country.

Proper resource allocation is an essential part of achieving sustainable economic stability in the near-term. Often (incorrectly, I might add) referred to as a protocol’s “Tokenomics” or (more correctly) its “Token Distribution,” resource allocation involves determining the protocol's initial token distribution across community members, the local treasury, core developers, and investors; how ownership of such tokens vests over time to properly manage near-term inflation, and how distribution should be facilitated with different types of community members (e.g., investors vs. community members).