Coincidentally, the demographics of the labor pool and its interest have changed, and having the right skills to navigate modern technologies, a large share of them is looking to take advantage of digital currencies to boost financial viability.
Although it offers exciting possibilities, digital currencies (aka crypto) by itself have
no inherent value even so it may benefit from universality and scarcity.
Yet, it gains significant extrinsic
value, similar to stocks and bonds, when backed by a unique asset like talent - finite, sustainable, and durable in value, driven by high demand and limited supply. These assets possess a sustainable, highly leveraged value driven by high demand and low supply and, therefore, exhibit unique tokenized potential.
And though, by offering innovative awards, companies can align talents' enthusiastic responses with organizational goals and commitment, resulting in high levels of productivity and operational efficiency. The increasing demand boosts the value of tokens and create boundless monetization opportunities by offering advertisers, third-party applications, vendors, and service providers direct access to a valuable workforce with high disposable income, capable of purchasing premium products and services.
Some of big companies may parade their swagger with profit sharing, stock options, or RSUs, even though those perks aren't always guaranteed.
The small/mid-sized companies, and
even most of big private companies, on the other hand, don't have it that good and, more often than not, can only offer a base salary.