Most altcoins share a common structural problem—they're built in a way that makes failure almost inevitable.

Here's why: tokenholders typically have zero ownership stakes or shareholder rights. This is by design, not accident. Teams deliberately set things up this way so they can raise capital without facing real legal accountability. Sounds convenient? Sure. But there's a catch.

Without ownership rights baked in, value accumulation isn't automatic. It doesn't just happen naturally. Teams have to deliberately engineer it—craft mechanisms, incentives, use cases that actually justify why the token should hold value. And most don't bother, or fail at execution.

When teams, investors, and builders aren't aligned around genuine utility creation, you get hollow projects. The token becomes just noise in the market.