Thanks for the answer. Your reasoning makes sense. Still, I think allowing your token to be traded more widely through ERC20 compatibility may have benefits th

Thanks for the answer. Your reasoning makes sense. Still, I think allowing your token to be traded more widely through ERC20 compatibility may have benefits that are hard to foresee right now. It's a truism that liquidity is beneficial. In any case it's probably not urgent given the embryonic stage of tokenomics, and quite possible not worth the additional engineering costs of adding another blockchain to the architecture.