User Lifetime Value (LTV)
User Lifetime Value (LTV) Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty cumulative value contributed by an individual user across time User Lifetime Value (LTV) refers to the total net value a protocol extracts
User Lifetime Value (LTV) Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty cumulative value contributed by an individual user across time User Lifetime Value (LTV) refers to the total net value a protocol extracts
Exit Discipline Toolkit Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty protocol mechanics for controlling withdrawal behavior Exit Discipline Toolkit is a curated set of on-chain tools designed to discourage impulsive or extractive exit
Exit Friction Models Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty mechanisms that slow, penalize, or disincentivize early withdrawal Exit Friction Models are protocol-layer mechanisms designed to slow down or penalize capital withdrawal in
Cycle-Resilient Incentive Structures Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty reward systems engineered for market volatility Cycle-Resilient Incentive Structures are tokenomic frameworks designed to maintain user engagement, capital retention, and protocol alignment across
Compound Loyalty Curves Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty stacked reward models tied to engagement duration Compound Loyalty Curves are time-based systems that layer multiple incentives—such as yield, access, governance power, or
Reset Penalty Systems Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty progress-wipe deterrent architecture Reset Penalty Systems are protocol-level frameworks that erase accrued benefits — such as reward multipliers, tiered access, or loyalty streaks
Protocol Stickiness Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty user retention through cumulative incentive design Protocol Stickiness refers to the degree to which a decentralized platform can retain users, capital, and engagement over
Behavioral Lock-In Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty participation-anchored yield model Behavioral Lock-In is a protocol design principle where users become incentivized to maintain uninterrupted participation — such as staking, voting, or
Reset Penalty Ownership • Legacy • Access Control progress loss on early exit Reset Penalty is a staking or yield mechanism that reverts a user’s progress, tier, or reward multiplier back to baseline if
Reward Multipliers Ownership • Legacy • Access Control • Sovereignty yield amplification via duration or loyalty Reward Multipliers are protocol mechanisms that boost a user’s base rewards based on time committed, loyalty streaks, activity
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