Founder of DefiLama: The death rate of token issuance projects after reaching PMF is 50% higher than that of non-token issuance projects

Odaily Planet Daily reports that 0xngmi, founder of DefiLama, stated on the X platform that among projects that reach product-market fit (TVL exceeding $10 million or monthly fee income exceeding $1 million), projects that issue tokens have a 50% higher probability of failure compared to projects that do not issue tokens.

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