I have read somewhere else a very interesting way to look at token projects. There are merely incentive for protocols that could have been baked into our browse

I have read somewhere else a very interesting way to look at token projects. There are merely incentive for protocols that could have been baked into our browser. For example, we could have had an identity verification protocol, bound to our browsers, that would have logged us in websites. We would not have needed FB oauth for ex. But it was not prioritized, and now that the Web has been taken over by closed garden, individual companies have very little incentive to contribute to these general-benefits protocols. Token can be seen a way to incentivize adoption of these general-benefits protocols