2025-12-18 00:53:43

Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee recently put forward an interesting viewpoint: an individual's implicit value can actually be priced through tokenization.

This idea indeed expands our imagination of tokenization application scenarios. Traditionally, tokenization is mainly used for on-chain representation of tangible assets like assets and real estate, but what if this logic is extended to intangible assets such as personal influence and reputation?

This actually reflects a deeper trend in the Web3 world — quantifying and fluidizing increasingly multidimensional values. However, from an operational perspective, how to scientifically evaluate and price personal value still requires ongoing market exploration and validation.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 2025-12-20 03:01

Here are some diverse style comments for you: --- **Comment 1:** Tokenizing people? Then how many ETH is my good looks worth? --- **Comment 2:** Another set of seemingly beautiful logic. Honestly, who sets the price... It can't be just the exchanges deciding, right? --- **Comment 3:** Isn't this just turning people into commodities? I find it a bit repulsive. --- **Comment 4:** Haha, so what’s my current worth? Want to try cashing out? --- **Comment 5:** Tokenizing personal value sounds impressive, but the real issue is how to verify the data. Won't it all be black-box operations? --- **Comment 6:** Wake up, just because you think you're valuable doesn't mean others do. --- **Comment 7:** This is the ultimate form of SocialFi. But why does it feel a bit cold? --- **Comment 8:** Sure, start with influencers and give it a try. Anyway, they’ve already been "priced."

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MaticHoleFiller

· 2025-12-19 11:14

Haha, this is ridiculous. Who determines my value? Does Tom Lee get to decide? --- Personal tokenization? Then I guess I have to value myself... a bit socially anxious. --- Basically, it's the same old story—just trying to turn everything into tradable commodities. --- Wait, if I follow this logic, could I also issue my own token... sounds like it could get messy. --- How to quantify credibility? Honestly, I haven't thought this through yet. --- Here we go again, wanting to asset-ize people too... Web3's imagination really is vast. --- I just want to know who would be willing to buy my trash coin haha. --- Tokenizing personal influence sounds good, but what about fairness? How can that be guaranteed? --- Tom Lee's mind really is different, but in practice, it would probably be a disaster. --- Tokenizing intangible assets—it's called innovation in a nice way, but in a harsh way, it just turns everyone into tradable resources.

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SnapshotStriker

· 2025-12-18 01:21

Tokenizing personal value? Sounds pretty good, but how do you price it? How many coins is my attractiveness worth? Haha Bro, can this idea be implemented? Feels like the risk is huge. A person's value is so subjective, how do you quantify it? They dare to tokenize everything, but I don't know who will vouch for it. Hey, this logic is a bit far-fetched. Let's first focus on tokenizing existing assets properly. What is my influence worth in money? Who decides that? You're hyping a new concept again, but there are still a bunch of real problems.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 2025-12-18 01:19

Oh my god, personal value tokenization? Isn't that just turning people into NFTs? It feels weird...

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MEVHunterLucky

· 2025-12-18 01:18

Oh bro, that's a crazy idea. Tokenizing human value? Then I could just short myself, right?

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SeasonedInvestor

· 2025-12-18 01:11

Is human value still to be tokenized? Isn't that turning people into tradable commodities? It's terrifying to think about. --- Tokenizing personal influence sounds good, but how do you price it? Today it's 100 yuan, tomorrow it might be negative, haha. --- If this logic really gets implemented, won't we, the little guys, have a new way to be exploited? Just thinking about it is exciting. --- Valuing intangible assets is inherently a pseudo-proposition; pricing by guesswork, right? --- Another high-sounding but impractical bad idea. Do people really think Web3 can solve the difficult problem of value assessment? --- Human value is inherently unpredictable. Using tokens to solidify it might just turn us into a harvest for the big players. I bet five bucks. --- I've heard this concept three years ago; it's just the same old packaging, nothing new.

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